Christi has published a hundred articles, short stories, poems and essays in national magazines, and has authored seven resource books. She inadvertently discovered a talent for teaching and coaching as she responded to requests to teach writing. The hallmark of her classes is a warm, supportive environment. Her classes are never high-minded nor snobbish, yet they tap the finest vein of work each student has to offer. The writers in Christi's classes and sessions are creating the best work of their lives.
Helping Writers Find Confidence.
If you've been frustrated, criticized, tormented, apathetic, blocked or unmotivated, you can learn to express yourself freely on paper. Anyone can write. It takes courage and practice. Sometimes it takes support from others to help free your voice. The best way to develop your writing is in a relaxed environment where you can play.
That's right: writing skills are best developed through play, not painstaking labor. Writing doesn't have to stressed-out, sobering, analytical, agonizing toil. You can't dance if you don't get out of your chair, and you can't write if you don't touch pen to paper (or fingertips to keyboard). Mostly we hold our own creativity hostage. We distrust our instincts, bludgeoning ourselves with criticism. If you are struggling with self-imposed torture, sign up for a class or a coaching session and rediscover the childlike joy of making writing.
Christi Krug Wildfire Writing Phone: (360) 213-6989 Email: c.krug@comcast.net
