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Everyone has stories worth telling.
In this welcoming workshop, we’ll explore how memory, reflection, and storytelling can help us shape meaningful personal narratives. Through guided writing prompts, discussion, and optional sharing, participants will begin drafting pieces drawn from their own life experiences.
No previous writing experience is required—just curiosity and a willingness to explore.
What to Expect
• Engaging weekly writing prompts
• Short craft lessons on memoir and storytelling
• Time to write during class
• Supportive discussion and optional sharing
• A small, welcoming group of writers
Whether you’re interested in memoir, personal essays, or simply reconnecting with your creative voice, this workshop offers a supportive space to begin.
Details
Length: 4 weeks
Format: Online Via Zoom (email link will be sent out prior to class)
Class size: Limited to 10 participants
Instructor
Summer A.H. Christiansen holds an MFA in Creative Writing (Nonfiction/Memoir) and an MAT in Secondary Education. They have taught writing workshops in community settings and worked as an Education Director for an arts nonprofit. Their workshops are known for being welcoming, reflective spaces where writers of all levels can explore their stories.
Registration
Spots are limited to keep the group small and supportive.
To register or learn more:
summer.ah.christiansen@gmail.com
Everyone has stories worth telling.
In this welcoming workshop, we’ll explore how memory, reflection, and storytelling can help us shape meaningful personal narratives. Through guided writing prompts, discussion, and optional sharing, participants will begin drafting pieces drawn from their own life experiences.
No previous writing experience is required—just curiosity and a willingness to explore.
What to Expect
• Engaging weekly writing prompts
• Short craft lessons on memoir and storytelling
• Time to write during class
• Supportive discussion and optional sharing
• A small, welcoming group of writers
Whether you’re interested in memoir, personal essays, or simply reconnecting with your creative voice, this workshop offers a supportive space to begin.
Details
Length: 4 weeks
Format: Online Via Zoom (email link will be sent out prior to class)
Class size: Limited to 10 participants
Instructor
Summer A.H. Christiansen holds an MFA in Creative Writing (Nonfiction/Memoir) and an MAT in Secondary Education. They have taught writing workshops in community settings and worked as an Education Director for an arts nonprofit. Their workshops are known for being welcoming, reflective spaces where writers of all levels can explore their stories.
Registration
Spots are limited to keep the group small and supportive.
To register or learn more:
summer.ah.christiansen@gmail.com