Titlebook: Women Writing Socially in Academia; Dispatches from Writ Joana Pais Zozimo,Kate Sotejeff-Wilson,Wendy Baldw Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if app

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Look Out!: Navigating Multiple Spaces to Sustain the Benefits of Writing Retreatsll, everyone is aware of the spaces they will return to after a retreat and of the ways in which those spaces can enable or suppress their writing. The third section proposes that these conversations can be seen as performing negotiations between retreats and other spaces and argues that it is impor

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Some Kind of Writer: The Writer Spectrum, and a (Not-Magic) Formula for Skill Developmentspectrum of writer-types that embraces all people-who-write as real writers, then use a sketch of a witch’s cauldron with ingredients being thrown into it as a point of departure for exploring how writing skill development happens, and how much control we actually have over our own development, rega

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Transferring Social Writing Practices to Our Communities in Finnish Universities challenges we have faced. In doing so, we consider how social writing can be used to create wellbeing during a pandemic and beyond. Finally, we reflect upon how research can be used to develop social writing practices.

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Becoming a Facilitator: Finding My Own Delivery Style Through Opportunities and Challenges newly fledged academic/entrepreneur I envisaged closing up shop. Discovering Zoom changed all this. I started navigating the hitherto alien world of online course delivery and offered a women-only free virtual writing retreat service: Well Write Wednesdays. In late July 2020 I started running the f