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My latest newsletter is here! It features a bunch of scrumptious holiday recipes, my dear friend Carole Starr and her new book of wisdom about navigating life after brain injury, a writing prompt, some reading recommendations, and more! You can read the issue here.  My latest essay, Something To Hold On To, was published in Farmer-ish's Winter Solstice Issue on the theme of Making. It is about knitting and grief and things between. You can check out the entire 2025 Winter Solstice Issue here. (Photo credit: Nadia Clabassi, Unsplash)  Journaling for Better Health Series, January-February, 2026. This series is for patients and their family members/care partners at the Harold Alfond Center for Cancer Care in Augusta, Maine, as well as local community members who have or have had cancer regardless of where they received treatment.  Registration is open for winter classes through the Peter Alfond Prevention & Healthy Living Center. There are so many great classes this season--yoga & snowshoeing, cooking, strength training, and tons more, including three new writing classes I'll be teaching. Check out all the great offerings here.  I'm thrilled to be collaborating with MaineHealth to bring a Writing through Grief workshop to Brunswick, Maine, on Thursday, December 11. The workshop is FREE, but registration is required. More info below!  My latest newsletter is out, and you can find it here. It features the second-chance romance author Emma Wilde, some tasty baking recipes, a writing prompt, some reading recommendations, and more!  I recently had the opportunity to be interviewed by USA Today for a series they are doing on caregiving. I am super passionate about raising awareness around caregiving and lifting up caregivers, so I was thrilled to be involved. The article featuring part of my caregiving story came out today, and you can read it here.  My latest newsletter was published in late August and features the fabulous poet Meghan Sterling (pictured below), some tasty recipes, and a featured hike, along with a writing prompt and a couple of reading recommendations. Enjoy! Click here to read the issue.  |
AuthorSarah Kilch Gaffney lives and writes on a little piece of land in Maine. 
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