Bikram Writing is a 90-minute writing class that borrows from the discipline, group dynamic, and structure of a yoga class. Aside from a little stretching, and perhaps a yoga outfit, however, this will not actually resemble a yoga class. I promise no lotus positions, downward dog, or extreme temperatures. Instead, look forward to fun writing exercises, encouragement, inspiration, and time to work on your manuscript. More.
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Bikram Writing has new winter and spring classes!
Bikram Writing switches over to Wednesday evenings in 2012. Classes will continue to be held in the charming Paxton Gate conference room, 766 Valencia, near 19th street, above their Curiosities for Kids store. Add these dates to your calendar: January 18, February 15, March 21, April 18, May 23 Register here.
What to Bring
*A laptop (or pencil and paper)
*A piece (story/essay/poem/novel) you’ve been working on or an idea for a piece you’ve been meaning to start.
What People Are Saying
Bikram Writing has it all: Generative writing, a little physicality (movement), inspiration, out-loud sharing, camaraderie and community, and a generous, wise teacher. There’s not really anything quite like this class! – Peg Alford Pursell, MFA, educator, author and curator of Why There Are Words reading series
New Creative Writing Group Incorporates Yoga, article by Evan Karp, founder and president of Quiet Lightening
Video
Fun Xtranormal video I made with my sister Sonya Worthy, who team-taught February’s class with me.