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If however, you're looking to change your own damn life, and don't mind bruising a few hearts and knees along the way, keep reading.
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Workshops will contain 30 minutes of movement, with a concoction of yoga meets meditation before we drop in and shadowbox on the page for an additional half hour. Writers will go bare knuckle with their pen in creative sprints so at the end of the month they will walk away with more than just theory, but something real and raw on the fucking page.
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This is not the place to learn to write pretty after a perfect gentle stretch. WRITE CLUB is for the people who believe, like we do, that your story could save your life, someone else’s, or at the very least, change it for the goddamn better.



Journal prompts are for secret diaries. WRITE CLUB is for embracing the part of you that is screaming for the right words, and finding the courage and fight to put them on the page.
Workshops will be led each week by Jade Alectra and Dakota Adan to sharpen the spine that will carve your story. We will get in the ring with technical elements like emotional craft, pacing, word choice, and process, as well as utilize our body as a gateway to creative freedom. Because creativity is not an intellectual act, but an embodied, messy, gritty lifestyle.




THE FIRST RULE OF WRITE CLUB IS



Jade Alectra has taught celebrity clients such as Gwyneth Paltrow, Mila Kunis, and been featured in Oprah Magazine. For over a decade she has led movement, meditation, and global retreats for the people starving for a practice with both a heartbeat and claws.
Dakota Adan is a writer, performer, and poet who believes the artist's occupation is not to paint the world pretty, but to hold mirrors and set fires. He has a collection of published poetry and a towering movement background grounded in over a decade of work as a professional dancer for artists such as Harry Styles, Beyonce, Britney Spears and more.
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We wish we could tell you more, but the first rule of WRITE CLUB, is
DON'T TALK ABOUT WRITE CLUB.


