alexa Wildin'g’s Write now
irl writing workshop
Weird Specialty Studio is delighted to host Tivoli-based writer, musician, and teacher Alexa Wilding for an intimate three-hour workshop designed to ground, inspire, and get pens on the page and hands on the heart.
WHAT TO EXPECT
In this nurturing space, you’ll learn her trusted Write Now method—a blend of writing, meditation, and metaphysics—that has helped writers around the world reignite their creative practice and output.
No stranger to writing through difficult times (Alexa is both a cancer mom and a survivor), she’ll guide you in learning how to write through whatever life brings—and how to transform your experiences into your most powerful writing yet: words that not only heal you, but have the potential to serve others, too.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Any creative using the medium of language & storytelling
Come explore how writing our stories can be both a vehicle for full self-expression and a path to radical, compassionate awakening. Alexa holds a strong, protective container (and brings a killer sense of humor) where writers can safely explore, reflect, and share (or not!) as they step into their true voice.
WHAT YOU’LL TAKE AWAY
You’ll leave with a fresh toolkit, a packet of readings and prompts to take home, and a re-energized practice and plan. But most importantly, you’ll walk away with the confidence to write anytime, anywhere. Write Now.
$75
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ABOUT ALEXA:
Alexa Wilding is writer, musician, teacher, and mother. After a decade as a singer-songwriter ("the neo-Stevie Nicks" The New York Times), she earned an MFA from The Writer's Foundry in Brooklyn, NY. Most recently, she's been a frequent contributor to Suleika Jaouad's The Isolation Journals, with two essays and accompanying writing prompts (one co-written with her son, Lou) featured in the instant bestseller The Book of Alchemy: A Creative Practice for an Inspired Life, alongside Elizabeth Gilbert, Sharon Salzberg, Gloria Steinem, and others. Alexa has also written for Cup of Jo, Parents, and was a contributing writer at Departures. She writes a Top 100 in rising culture Substack called Resilience and is currently writing her first book.