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!
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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.  The latest issue of The Red Eft can be read here. The May/June issue features a hike to Sears Island, fun 50th anniversary MWPA video, upcoming botanical dye classes with Junction Garden Farm, some reading recommendations, a writing prompt, and more!  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.  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  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.  I'm excited to be teaching a writing workshop for the upcoming Brain Injury Alliance of Vermont Conference in December. The conference is virtual, so you can join from anywhere! Learn more and register here.  I have two Journaling for Better Health Workshops happening in September--one a virtual opportunity that you can sign up for from anywhere, and the other will be a session at the upcoming BIAA-ME Conference on Defining Moments in Brain Injury in Portland, ME. See below for more details. Journaling for Better Health: September 17, 2024, All Things Become New, Virtual  Journaling for Better Health: September 30, 2024, BIAA-ME Conference, Portland, ME
This workshop will be offered as part of the Brain Injury Association of America - Maine Chapter's annual conference. For more information about the conference, please click here. |
AuthorSarah Kilch Gaffney lives and writes on a little piece of land in Maine. 
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