At Writers Daily Dive We Are Keeping Our Appointments With Our Books, Weekdays At 1:00 On Zoom.
But you can do whatever you want. It's the perfect mix of solitude and togetherness. We meet. We chat. We mute. We write in silence. It's a little bit genius.
This is your daily reminder, visual prompt, and zoom link:
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86382041826?pwd=WlN6Z2IvaW03K1R3Y1FCR1ZiclVrdz09
Meeting ID: 863 8204 1826
Passcode: dailydive
Please also read what’s on offer at my other project: A Suitable Vessel. This is where you can read installments from Ghost Chapters From The Green Books, about life in the aftermath of my husband’s death in 2020.
Why the dive and why is it daily and why do it with others?
Because it is a leap of faith to go into our work. There’s an invisible barrier that tells us not to take the plunge, but going in daily hurts less. Ive learned this swimming in the Long Island Sound. The longer you resist plunging in, the colder the water. It is also easier to meet the strange creatures of the deep in the safety of a group, which offers a special kind of charged silence.
Join us for one hour of focus during the chaos of the day. We are practicing serious self-compassion by showing up even on dark days. We meet on Zoom at 1:00 pm, EST. We leave our cameras on so it feels less lonely. We wrap up at 2:00. Those who are onto something just continue writing. Those who want to check in can chat.
Think of Writers Daily Dive as a safe landing place. We keep it a little loose. It doesn’t have to be stressful. You could use it as a silent place to think or meditate. But if you do want to write, you can use these images as prompts. I love writing from images. It gives me a structure. Write only what I can see. It's a great exercise for those of us who get lost in out heady thoughts - to stay in the image at all costs.
Please also read what’s on offer at my other project: A Suitable Vessel. This is where you can read installments from Ghost Chapters From The Green Books, about life in the aftermath of my husband’s death in 2020.
Thanks for sharing!