WRITE
IN THE GARDEN:
IN THE GARDEN:
A
one-day writing adventure.
one-day writing adventure.
Inspiration,
structure and support for those with lots of writing experience and for those
with none.
structure and support for those with lots of writing experience and for those
with none.
Spend
a summer day learning to trust your voice and tell your stories. Listen to your
creative self. Gain confidence and perspective from friendly contact with other
writers. Write in the garden and enjoy positive feedback, bushy perennials, and
lunch.
a summer day learning to trust your voice and tell your stories. Listen to your
creative self. Gain confidence and perspective from friendly contact with other
writers. Write in the garden and enjoy positive feedback, bushy perennials, and
lunch.
Who: Writer and teacher Beth Kaplan has
taught writing at Ryerson for 23 years and at U of T for 10.
taught writing at Ryerson for 23 years and at U of T for 10.
When:
Sunday July 23, 10.00 a.m. to 5 p.m
Sunday July 23, 10.00 a.m. to 5 p.m
Where: Beth’s secret garden in Cabbagetown.
Laughter, camaraderie and insight
guaranteed.
guaranteed.
For
more information – bethkaplan.ca/coaching
more information – bethkaplan.ca/coaching
To
register – beth@bethkaplan.ca
register – beth@bethkaplan.ca
Cost: $150, including food for thought
and actual food (and wine). Register
early; registration is limited.
and actual food (and wine). Register
early; registration is limited.
“Glorious stories, a beautiful setting, great food, a
garden to die for.” – Kelsey
Mason
garden to die for.” – Kelsey
Mason
“Just
what I needed to get started writing again!” – Pat Broms
what I needed to get started writing again!” – Pat Broms
“Beth has a special gift for creating a safe learning
environment, with a well of positive things to say without passing judgment. It
was a joy to be there with her and the others. Her garden is magical, and she
created a magical day for me.” – Ann
C.
environment, with a well of positive things to say without passing judgment. It
was a joy to be there with her and the others. Her garden is magical, and she
created a magical day for me.” – Ann
C.
