We’ve reached the last day of our spring writing groups at ModernWell, which marks six “school years” together for many on Thursdays and four years for some in the Tuesday group. As one of our members said so eloquently this week, “Even the people who came later seem to have been with us since the beginning. It’s like we were holding the space for them.” And that includes the people who were able to join us from out-of-town when we moved our classes online for the year.
Speaking of “holding space,” that expression describes exactly what our ModernWell groups do. We are not a classic writing class.
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I’m leading a six-week summer group focused entirely on writing about friendship—the good, the bad, and the ugly. I’d love to have you. You can sign up here.
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