How does one become a writer? One writes! One joins a writing/critique group! Since 2002, seven women have met monthly to share their writings. After the unexpected death of two members, they decided it was time to gather their best work into a legacy anthology. Celebrate with The Edmonds Writing Sisters their 17 years of dedication to writing and to each other. Enjoy their compilation of prose and poetry:
Laugh, cry, read; be encouraged to write and reveal your own life paths!
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"Writing in Place is a testament to the power of community and the range and dynamism of women's voices in the Pacific Northwest." --Jennifer Haigh, The New York Times bestselling author of Heat and Light
Writing in Place: Prose & Poetry from the Pacific Northwest is a lovely testimony to what's possible when kindred spirits meet, bond, and commit to writing together. For seventeen years, these seven women have shared their words and lives so honestly and generously that place becomes not just physical but an emotional landscape they courageously explore together. Their poems and essays range across time, place and cultures: we revisit second grade, smell sagebrush in Eastern Washington, learn about Kuan Yin, participate in a ground-breaking Bat Mitzvah, experience the pain of a lost son. That's just a taste. Put on a pot of tea, open this book, and read more. But be forewarned: you'll want your own writing group before you're done. --Holly J. Hughes Author of Passings, winner of the American Book Award, 2017
"Writing of place is usually driven by geographical markers and iconic species--'blue heron wading in eel grass, ' 'pails of saltwater, ' 'Padilla Bay.' This anthology of works by The Writing Sisters of Edmonds, WA, certainly fulfills that readerly expectation, but the poems, stories, and essays are invigorated by something more than geological particulars, street names, and familiar haunts. I'd probably call it voice or heart. After reading these pieces, I felt like I'd just been in the company of a wonderful diversity of spirit--people of different spirituality and socio-economics, from wide-ranging family histories--a polyphonic collection of women's journeys told in well-crafted language. Such encounters in writing are important, and so I'm glad for this book and the variety of stories it holds." --Tod Marshall, Washington State Poet Laureate 2016-18
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