*This event is postponed until Spring 2022 and will meet in-person. Check back for updates.*
Join Indiana Writers Center and Angela Jackson Brown for this one-day writer’s retreat. Although we still have to practice social distancing, why not give yourself the gift of a day of writing and workshopping about writing: a quiet day, in a virtual room, surrounded by a small group of other like-minded writers?
This One Day Writer’s Retreat will nudge you out of your typical writing patterns by ... view more »
*This event is postponed until Spring 2022 and will meet in-person. Check back for updates.*
Join Indiana Writers Center and Angela Jackson Brown for this one-day writer’s retreat. Although we still have to practice social distancing, why not give yourself the gift of a day of writing and workshopping about writing: a quiet day, in a virtual room, surrounded by a small group of other like-minded writers?
This One Day Writer’s Retreat will nudge you out of your typical writing patterns by helping you to exercise your creative muscles in a new way. The goal for the day will be to help you break through to new insights and new ways of working through your creative ideas.
Angela Jackson-Brown, Ball State University faculty member, poet, novelist and playwright, will lead you through several mini-writing lessons, with quiet writing time interspersed. Jackson-Brown has used this approach to writing on her own and other writer’s retreats including the three day writing retreat she led for the Indiana Writers Center during the summer of 2019.
See the schedule for the day here: https://www.indianawriters.org/product/one-day-writers-retreat/
About the retreat instructor:
Angela Jackson-Brown is an award-winning writer, poet and playwright who teaches Creative Writing and English at Ball State University in Muncie, IN. She is a graduate of Troy University, Auburn University and the Spalding low-residency MFA program in Creative Writing. She has published her short fiction, Creative Nonfiction, and poetry in journals like The Louisville Journal and the Appalachian Review. She is author of Drinking From a Bitter Cup (WiDo Publishing, 2014), House Repairs (Negative Capability Press, 2018). Her new novel When Stars Rain Down (Thomas Nelson, an imprint of HarperCollins, 2021) was just released, and it was just announced that Angela is the winner of the 2021 Alabama Authors Award in poetry from the Alabama Library Association.
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