The past months have brought drastic changes to our everyday lives. Beneath those changes is an undercurrent of loss, not just related to a physical death, but other types of what Pauline Boss calls "ambiguous", such as loss of relationships, cancelled events, or unfulfilled dreams. In this workshop, we will use poetry, short fiction and prose to examine loss from a variety of viewpoints.

How do we wade into the waters of that grief and encounter those experiences? Without drowning, do you swim or stay there? —- David Kessler.

Cost $25.00. Email amjwick@gmail.com for instructions on payment and the online workshop link. Registration limited.

*Please note: This is not a therapy session, but as always, writing is considered therapeutic.

Facilitator Annette Januzzi Wick is a writer, teacher and community connector. Her Italian roots, and the combination of small-town upbringing and urban living in Ohio, inform her perspective on writing—and life. Her award-winning writings span across the arts, women's studies, aging and memory, and politics. Visit annettejwick.com to learn more.