Author: Vanessa Martir
Vanessa Mártir is a NYC based writer, educator and mama. A five-time VONA/Voices and two-time Tin House fellow, Vanessa’s work has appeared in The NY Times, The Washington Post, Longreads, Poets & Writers, The Rumpus, the VONA/Voices Anthology, Dismantle, and the NYTimes Bestselling anthology Not That Bad, edited by Roxane Gay, among others. Vanessa is the founder of the Writing Our Lives Workshop and the Writing the Mother Wound Movement. When she's not writing or teaching, you can find Vanessa either on a dance floor, in a gym punching a bag or in the woods hiking and talking to trees. Find out more about her relentlessness at vanessamartir.com.
Writing Creation Myths as the Stories of Our Lives: A One-Day Free Generative Class with Vanessa Mártir
Question: What can I do? Answer: Offer free Writing Our Lives Generative Classes
FREE Writing the Mother Wound Generative Class on April 17th
Why did I create “Reclaiming Your Voice on the Page”?
Why did I create “Writing the Self as a Character in Nonfiction”?
Why did I create “Family Trouble: Writing about Family in Nonfiction”?
An invitation for prose writers from the Writing Our Lives Workshop & Vanessa Mártir
Reclaiming Your Voice on the Page
