“Everything I write has to be serious.”
“I never write in first person.”
“I can only write in the morning.”
“I can’t write anything longer than 500 words.”
Are there things you almost always or never do when you write, habits you’ve gotten into, either in the way you write or in the writing itself? What are your own personal writing taboos?
The first step is to identify them – and then see what happens when you break habits, step towards what you haven’t given yourself permission to even try.
This live Zoom workshop will be interactive, with author and mentor Tania Hershman offering prompts for you to think about and discuss your own habits and taboos via the chat box. There will also be writing exercises to encourage you to experiment with breaking those habits and taboos, and discover new ways to enrich and liberate your own writing.
To take part, you will need access to the internet at the time and date shown, and be able to receive a joining link by email. This will be sent to you the day before the workshop. This workshop will be recorded for the purpose of sending to ticket holders who can’t make the event, or who miss a portion of the event, or who need the recording as part of their access needs.
