new: writing seminars

Are you ready to take your writing journey to the next level?

Unlike traditional writing programs or workshops, my seminars offer a unique approach inspired by the depth and rigor of graduate-level/MFA in Creative Writing courses at universities.

Delve into the art of reading as a writer with a keen focus on form, narrative, and technique, journey through carefully curated texts, gain access to graduate-level seminar experience and enjoy one-on-one sessions with a dedicated writing coach.

new: writing seminars

Are you ready to take your writing journey to the next level?

Unlike traditional writing programs or workshops, my seminars offer a unique approach inspired by the depth and rigor of graduate-level/MFA in Creative Writing courses at universities.

Delve into the art of reading as a writer with a keen focus on form, narrative, and technique, journey through carefully curated texts, gain access to graduate-level seminar experience and enjoy one-on-one sessions with a dedicated writing coach.

Rebecca Beardsall

Rebecca Beardsall (MA, Lehigh University; MFA, Western Washington University) is the author of My Place in the Spiral and The Unfurling Frond.

Her poetry and essays have appeared in Thimble, SWIMM, West Texas Review, Two Cities Review, The Schuylkill Valley Journal, Amaranth, Common Ground Review, Poetry NZ, and Rag Queen Periodical.

Her focus is creative nonfiction and memoir. Her current nonfiction work explores her hybrid life as a transnational and explores settler colonialism.

books + publications

The Unfurling Frond
A Memoir of Belonging and Becoming

Time and space weave the past and present into the story like an unfurling frond holding layers of memories in a single moment.

Land holds a story: of time, of generations. Rebecca Beardsall’s transnational narrative The Unfurling Frond investigates land and place as physical space, as home, and as moments in time. The collection wrestles with the concept of transformation through time with the added complexity of settler colonization.

writing support + services

The work of writing is solitary. It is your own effort with your thoughts and ideas. However, writing is also about community – from your support network to your beta readers, from your editors to your writing coach. Through the alone moments, it helps to know there is a network of people passionate about writing to support you. I am a writer, editor, and coach. I am here to be your cheerleader and your wise friend. Writing may seem like a solo activity, but it is really a collaboration. Let’s work together …

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