Writing courses to get you published.
I am offering a year-long course in place-making called JOURNEY IN PLACE, starting January 2024, all online. It is not a Live via Zoom class where you have to be present. It is correspondence course with an occasional meetup that is entirely optional. What you get— weekly explorations in your inbox, arriving on Thursdays for […]
Nature Journaling School is designed for you to document and celebrate your life and the natural world around you. School will be hour-long sessions each Sunday afternoon 5-6 pm Eastern US/Canada Time 5 Sundays in a row between January and February starting Jan. 7, 2024 ending Feb. 4, 2024. Sessions will take place from on […]
Want to immerse yourself in southern literature for a week and create some literature of your own? Join Janisse Ray, author of the classic Ecology of a Cracker Childhood, in a memoir writing course to get your family and personal stories down on paper and have a lot of fun in the process. You are […]
Saturday, March 16, 2024 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Address: Funky Little Flower Farm The Lily Farm in Beech Island, SC is a 1750’s home purchased and renovated by the […]
By invitation only.
More info forthcoming.
More info forthcoming. This event is a collaboration between the University of North Florida and ASLE (Association for the Study of Literature and the Environment).
In the fall of 1945, eight children, brothers and sisters ranging in age from three months to ten years, vanished from a rented bungalow in Morganton, Georgia. They were taken […]
Janisse will be speaking at the Plaza Arts Center in Eatonton as part of the Meet-the-Author Series sponsored by the Georgia Writers Museum. Tickets are $20. UPDATE: This event is […]
Janisse will be speaking to the folks doing Paddle Georgia, which this year is on the Altamaha River. She'll be speaking at Watermelon Creek Vineyard. By invite only.
Register here. I've done a lot of foolish things in my life. Back in my early 20s, for example, I jumped out of an airplane. Of course I was wearing a parachute, but still. I don't think I'd do that again. * I've played the fool & been played as a fool. * For the […]