Looking for that perfect idea to write about? Or maybe you have too many ideas and are having a hard time choosing. Our lives are filled to the brim with experiences, dreams, memories—all exactly what we need for our writing.
In this generative workshop brought to you by Lilith magazine, we’ll explore a variety of techniques to help you discover what you want, and need, to write about now. Poet, author, and translator Charlotte Friedman will share short, prompted writing exercises to tap into your intuition and creativity, jog your memory, and help you get traction on the page, so you can develop and deepen the subject that is meaningful to you. Writers of all levels of experience welcome.
Charlotte Friedman is a poet, author, and translator. Her poetry has been published, most recently, in Timberline Review, Cagibi, and Stoneboat Literary Journal. Her translations of Ch’ol poetry (with Carol Rose Little) have appeared in World Literature Today and elsewhere. She taught narrative medicine at Barnard College, Columbia University for ten years as well as in hospitals in New York City and Jerusalem. Charlotte is the author of The Girl Pages: A Handbook of the Best Resources for Strong, Confident Creative Girls (Hyperion). She lives in Princeton, New Jersey.