Nature writing can include something as brief as a whimsical poem about a crazy-looking bug, beautiful butterfly, or a colorful bird in your backyard -- or it can encompass a book-length treatise on climate change – or anything in between.
It can touch on great adventures you have had, perhaps in wild and wonderful places, or gorgeous parks, botanical gardens, farms or vineyards you have visited. It can be inspirational; personal and poetic; entertaining; or mostly educational or informative – depending on your intended purpose and potential audience.
If you love to explore nature – whether you wish to reflect on intense storms or serene sunsets; whales or wildflowers; trees or tigers -- and would like a chance to discuss and write about some of your most memorable, beautiful or surprising nature-themed experiences, come join us for this fun, relaxing workshop led by Caroline Joy Adams.
Caroline Joy Adams, M.Ed. is an artist, writer, and photographer who has taught writing at the college level (most recently in the MFA in
Creative Writing program for Fairfield University )-- in addition to hundreds of writing workshops over the past 20 years, including in locations
such as: *Mystic, CT * Phoenix, AZ * Kennebunk, Maine *Maui, Hawaii* Newport, RI * Boston, Woods Hole, and Martha’s Vineyard, MA * Big Bear Lake, CA *
The author of seven books, including the 'Power to Write', her newest title,
'Transformational Journaling: A Helpful Guide to a Heart-Centered Writing Journey' was published in the fall of 2023.
Limited to 12 participants, pre-registration required. All are welcome, no experience necessary.
This event is free, and will be held on Zoom, sponsored by the Vineyard Haven Public Library, on Martha’s Vineyard,
MA.