Welcome! The Fall workshop series is open to all levels of experience.
Come gather in The Poet's Circle this fall and discover various authors, experiment with craft techniques, and play with poetic forms. Each two-hour workshop will offer a reading or presentation with discussion, followed by a thoughtful poetry prompt, dedicated writing time and optional sharing of our writing.
This series will run every Saturday in September and October and can be selected individually or as a package.
Each workshop is limited to 12 people in order to provide a safe and encouraging environment, to give everyone a chance to share and receive feedback on their writing, and to foster discussion and community.
When: Saturday, October 25, 2025
8:00 am-10:00 am Pacific U.S.
11:00 am- 1:00 pm Eastern U.S.
Where: Online via Zoom
Link will be sent to all participants one day before and two hours ahead of meeting time.
Please note: Workshops will not be recorded.
Cost: See ticket options to purchase single workshops "a la carte" at $30 each
or save $20 by purchasing a monthly package of four for $100
Registration is required.
Please don't hesitate to reach out with questions.
I hope to see you there and look forward to writing with you!
ABOUT YOUR HOST
Ellen Rowland is a writer, manuscript editor, and poet who leads small, intimate workshops of craft and form. She is the author of three collections of haiku/senryu: Light, Come Gather Me, Blue Seasons, and the bi-lingual The Echo of Silence/L'écho du silence, as well as the book Everything I Thought I Knew, essays on living, learning and parenting outside the status quo. She graduated from Duke University and holds a M.A. in Creative Writing and Literature from The City College of New York. Her writing has appeared in numerous literary journals, both online and in print, and in several poetry anthologies, most recently The Wonder of Small Things and The Path to Kindness, edited by James Crews. Her debut collection of full-length poems, No Small Thing, was published by Fernwood Press in 2023. In Search of Lost Birds, a chapbook of "after" poems is forthcoming from Kelsay Books. She lives off the grid with her family on an organic micro-farm in Greece.
