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The latest issue of The Red Eft is here! It has an adorable lamb, fun knitted hat pattern, and lots of chickens, including Crystal Sands, Farmer-ish, and her Crystal's new chicken-themed book. Also, Zoe is back, this time with Maine hiking recommendations. 
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I recently had a new poem published in Farmer-ish's latest issue. You can read (and listen to a recording of) the poem here, and you can check out the full issue of The Chicken: Vol. 4, No. 1 here. photo credit: Josh Taljaard, Unsplash  I'll be teaching a number of workshops with MaineGeneral's Peter Alfond Prevention & Healthy Living Center this spring. April 17, 2025, 10:00-11:30 am: Junk Journaling (Waterville Creates) May 15, 2025, 5:00-6:30 pm: Renewal: A Yoga & Journaling Session (Augusta) Thursdays, May 22-June 12: Journaling for Better Health Series (4 Sessions) (Waterville) Spring Program Guide (registration for spring classes opens March 4) For these classes, financial assistance is available, and you do not need to live in MaineGeneral's service area to participate. To register, click here or call 207-872-4102.  I'm thrilled to be collaborating with All Things Become New to bring some FREE writing workshops to the world this spring! We have two virtual workshops scheduled for April and May, and then we will be doing in-person workshops up in Aroostook County (way northern Maine!) in June. There is no cost to participate in these workshops, but registration is required. To register, please reach out to Suzanne Morneault at [email protected] or at (207) 540-5446.  The latest issue of my newsletter, the Red Eft, is here! It features the phenomenal human, Jena Schwartz, and her new book of writing prompts, some fun botanical dye projects, writing and workshop updates, and more. You can read the issue here.  This past fall, I collaborated with the Maine-based nonprofit, All Things Become New, to submit a grant to the Maine Humanities Council for an Arts & Humanities Grant. Our plan was to bring community writing workshops to Aroostook County, the northernmost county in Maine (affectionately referred to as "the County" here in Maine). Last month, Suzanne and I were thrilled to learn that our project was selected to receive a grant. Over the coming months, we will be planning and scheduling five community writing workshops (two virtual ones and three in-person) to happen this spring and summer. More details will be shared soon! To learn more about All Things Become New and the incredible impact the organization has on northern Maine communities, visit their website here.  The latest issue of my newsletter, The Red Eft, is here! It has writing updates, some reading recommendations, info on upcoming workshops, and a feature on Bess Welden's incredible Death Wings Workshop. Read the issue here.  It was an absolute honor to chat with Monica and Colby Charette on their Holding the Light podcast. We had an incredible conversation about grieving during the holidays, Camp Ray of Hope, writing through grief, and ways to support the loved ones in your life who are grieving. You can listen to the episode here. I'd encourage you to check out the Shine on Cass organization and all of the wonderful community and grief support work they are doing in memory of Cassidy.  I'm so thrilled to be collaborating with All Things Become New on a NEW Winter Writing Series coming this January! Have questions about signing up? Please reach out to Suzanne Morneault at [email protected] or (207) 540-5446. Questions about the series? Please send me an email at sarahkilchgaffneywriter(at)gmail.com.  |
AuthorSarah Kilch Gaffney lives and writes on a little piece of land in Maine. 
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