Yoga's principles and practices can deepen your writing process and enrich your writing style, heightening awareness of your writing faculties.
CENTER TO PAGE offers writers unique experiences. We focus on craft's heart and soul - the existential impulse to hone voice, form, story, and more. In addition to seminar discussions, study of recognized writers' works, and outdoor writing encounters, we also address core writing challenges such as facing our inner heckler and extending compassion to difficult characters. Body, breath, and yogic principles also are integrated into a dynamic, effective writing process to help us discover unexpected imagery and ideas, trust our own faculties, and connect with the physical environment that sustains our creativity. Compassion and truthfulness define each workshop's atmosphere. Whether an aspiring, veteran, or curious writer, you can move from your center to the page.
About Jeff Davis Editor, mentor, and yoga teacher Jeff Davis is author of /The Journey from the Center to the Page: Yoga Philosophies and Practices as Muse for Authentic Writing/ (Penguin). His essays, articles, short stories, and poems appear in publications around the country and in London. He serves on faculty at Western Connecticut State's MFA Program & lives near Woodstock, NY.
Workshops, retreats, courses, coaching. Morning sessions feature study of authors' works and integration of yogic tools with writing of fiction, poetry, & creative non-fiction. Afternoon seminars focus on craft.
Jeff Davis (The Journey from the Center to the Page), Contributing Editor for Wildlife Watch Binocular, faculty of Western CT State Univ MFA in Professional Writing.
Costs
$50/2-hour workshop; $550/3-day to $975/week-long retreat.
U.S. Locations
New Mexico (Taos)
New York (Woodstock)
Rhode Island (Block Island)
Texas (Austin)