Deep Writing Self-Paced Two-Day Workshop
Spend a weekend in the embrace of your writing while learning important lessons that will sustain you as a writer.
The Deep Writing Self-Paced Weekend Workshop pdf provides you with all the emails and all the instructions you would get at a facilitated weekend workshop, and at a fraction of the cost. Just set aside two days, five hours each day, follow the instructions, and have your most productive writing weekend in years!
These lessons will help you create a strong writing practice and provide you with the tools you need to meet the challenges of the writing life. And you will get a lot of writing done!
Based on Dr. Maisel’s 5-Day Deep Writing workshops, which have been held worldwide (in Paris, London, Rome, Prague, New York, San Francisco, and elsewhere) and at all the major conference, retreat, and workshop centers (Esalen, Omega, Kripalu, Hollyhock, etc.), the Deep Writing Self-Paced Weekend Workshop gives you the chance to experience a Deep Writing workshop without the expense, time commitment, and travel costs of attending a live Deep Writing workshop.
And it works!
Spend two focused days reconnecting with your writing and getting lots of writing done!
If you’ve always wanted to attend the live version, if you’re a fan of Dr. Maisel’s work, if you’re curious about how this sort of workshop might work or—most importantly—if you want to make great progress on your writing and learn what you need to know in order to flourish as a writer, this workshop is for you!
What You Need
- Two days set aside
What You Don’t Need
- You don’t need to know for sure what you’re working on. Come with a current project; or, if you don’t have a current project, the workshop will help you discover it!
You don’t need to be at any particular stage of the writing process. This workshop is for writers at every stage and every level. Whether you’ve written half-a-dozen books or haven’t started your first short story yet, this workshop is for you.
You don’t have to do any particular sort of writing. The workshop is for folks working on novels, nonfiction books, memoirs, screenplays, stage plays, essays, academic articles, blog posts, poetry, etc.