Reclaiming Creative Space and Renewing Your Writing Energy

Presented by: Avery Aames | Denise Osborne | Jennie Bentley | Juliet Blackwell | Mary Jane Maffini

Categories: Cozy | Craft | Motivation | Outlining

Avery Aames, Denise Osborne, Jennie Bentley, Juliet Blackwell, and Mary Jane Maffini discuss their devotion to craft and creativity. They use the idea of “escaping the Dragon House” as a metaphor for reorganizing creative space and refreshing the writing process.

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