Writing the Wild Woman: Reclaiming Your Untold Stories

The stories we're told not to tell—where we were too angry, too much, too dangerous—are often the ones we most need to write.

Brief neuroscience on memory suppression, then craft techniques for excavating forbidden narratives using archetypal frameworks (Baba Yaga, Kali, Medusa).

Participants learn scene construction, voice modulation, and how to write the "dangerous" detail without flinching. Leave with scenes that embody their wildest selves.

✨ Event Details

Sunday, April 19 · 2 - 3:30pm

$25

Limited to 15 female-identifying people.

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Registration required. Registration closes 24 hours prior to the event.

The registration fee is non-refundable unless the event is canceled by the facilitator.

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✨ Facilitated by Sarah Long

Sarah is a professor of writing at Appalachian State University, the author of the forthcoming memoir "Uprooted: A memoir of belonging and becoming" [Regal House Publishing, July 28, 2026], and a therapeutic writing coach. She is also the President of Slow Food Tri-Cities, runs a supper club at www.spadeandspoon.com, and is a regenerative agriculture and food-access advocate. She lives in Johnson City on her 13-acre farmstead with her husband, a menagerie of animals and bees, and a magnificent garden. thewritingcure.com

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