Prompt: Write about how to tell a story.

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Prompt: Write about how to tell a story.

Join the Sangha for our weekly gathering for new and seasoned writers alike. Spend 30-60 minutes responding to the week’s prompt in the week ahead of time, then read your piece aloud to the group and receive warm, non-judgmental, encouraging feedback from the group. Or feel free to read from something else you’re working from! Sangha members and guests are always welcome to join and listen, even if you haven’t written anything for the week: the more, the merrier.

Prompt: Write about how to tell a story.

Join the Sangha for our weekly gathering for new and seasoned writers alike. Spend 30-60 minutes responding to the week’s prompt in the week ahead of time, then read your piece aloud to the group and receive warm, non-judgmental, encouraging feedback from the group. Or feel free to read from something else you’re working from! Sangha members and guests are always welcome to join and listen, even if you haven’t written anything for the week: the more, the merrier.

Prompt: Write about how to tell a story.

Join the Sangha for our weekly gathering for new and seasoned writers alike. Spend 30-60 minutes responding to the week’s prompt in the week ahead of time, then read your piece aloud to the group and receive warm, non-judgmental, encouraging feedback from the group. Or feel free to read from something else you’re working from! Sangha members and guests are always welcome to join and listen, even if you haven’t written anything for the week: the more, the merrier.

Prompt: Write about how to tell a story.

Join the Sangha for our weekly gathering for new and seasoned writers alike. Spend 30-60 minutes responding to the week’s prompt in the week ahead of time, then read your piece aloud to the group and receive warm, non-judgmental, encouraging feedback from the group. Or feel free to read from something else you’re working from! Sangha members and guests are always welcome to join and listen, even if you haven’t written anything for the week: the more, the merrier.

Prompt: Write about how to tell a story.

Join the Sangha for our weekly gathering for new and seasoned writers alike. Spend 30-60 minutes responding to the week’s prompt in the week ahead of time, then read your piece aloud to the group and receive warm, non-judgmental, encouraging feedback from the group. Or feel free to read from something else you’re working from! Sangha members and guests are always welcome to join and listen, even if you haven’t written anything for the week: the more, the merrier.

Prompt: Write about how to tell a story.

Join the Sangha for our weekly gathering for new and seasoned writers alike. Spend 30-60 minutes responding to the week’s prompt in the week ahead of time, then read your piece aloud to the group and receive warm, non-judgmental, encouraging feedback from the group. Or feel free to read from something else you’re working from! Sangha members and guests are always welcome to join and listen, even if you haven’t written anything for the week: the more, the merrier.

Prompt: Finish the thought: “For Proust, it was a madeleine. For me, it was ___________________.”

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Prompt: Write place: choose a place in your past that was/is a part of you.

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Prompt: Write about wonder.

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Prompt: Write about memorializing something.

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Prompt: Finish the thought: “I always suspected that . . . . “

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Prompt: Write about luxury.

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Prompt: Finish the thought: “I will always remember tasting . . . . ”

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Prompt: Write about the difference between being “in love” and “loving”.

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Prompt: Write about not knowing.

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Prompt: Write about being the center of the universe (we all are, after all, aren’t we?)

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Prompt: Write about the distinction between loneliness and solitude.

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Prompt: Describe the call of something: the sea, Mother Nature, to write, to love or otherwise.

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Prompt: Describe the call of something: the sea, Mother Nature, to write, to love or otherwise.

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Prompt: Write about the sound of silence.

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Prompt: Explore the process of un-learning.

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Prompt: Explore a topic that allows you to include the following phrase in your work: “The hardest thing….”

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Prompt: Parse the difference between happiness and joy.

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Prompt: Explore contrast.

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Prompt: Write about an instance in which you explored newness.

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Prompt: Write about an instance in which you explored the many facets of nostalgia.

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