Wild Writing is the most simple, most deep writing practice that you will find. Its aim is to help you move past the critical voice so that you can relax into the sound of your natural voice and so that you can write in a more honest, more authentic way.

This course is self-paced and guided by me: you’ll receive an email with my personally created and curated video writing prompts…every day for 21 days.

The Wild Writing Family is a virtual membership to support and grow your wild writing practice in our global community of creative writers.

Connect to yourself and to the people around you.

Invite genuine beauty into your life and into the world.

Create a writing practice that supports and sustains you.

We keep the groups small, no more than 8 writers. It’s intimate and powerful.

If you’ve been curious about what it would be like to be in a small, devoted group of Wild Writers, who not only write together every week, but who read their work aloud to one another, please consider joining one of our classes. These teachers are beautiful writers who have been studying with me for a number of years, people I trust and love writing with.

The Wild Writing Teacher Training is a 5-month-long online class for men and women who want to learn how to lead this life-changing writing process that invites people to show up on the page in a deeply powerful and authentic way.

The teacher training will take trainees into the depth of their own writing, guide them into leadership, and show them how to create, market, and run their own Wild Writing workshops.

Each month I invite a writer or a creator of some kind into the classroom to talk about their work, about their process and about creativity. These 90-minute events are meant to inspire and encourage writers and creatives to keep going with their work, to take a deep breath and to move forward courageously, knowing they aren’t alone.

Each session includes an intimate conversation with the guest speaker where they share their experiences, their work, and what they’ve learned along the path. The last 30 minutes of each class are opened up for participation and group discussion.