Write What Is Sacred Workshop Is Back In Session!!!

Happy New Year!! GET IT DONE!!

It's a NEW year!!! It's time to take bold steps towards achieving your goals and pursuing your passion. Join me for the Write What is Sacred creative writing workshop in Toronto Canada on Jan 31st from 10am-3pm. This class is for new writers, emerging writers or established writers.To ensure this workshop is  accessible to all, slots will be offered at a sliding scale of $49 to $99 dollars. Register for class now to take advantage of these awesome discounted rates!

 REGISTER HERE!!!

Write What Is Sacred (Atlanta Testimonials)

The first "Write Was Is Sacred" workshop by Trey Anthony took place January 19th in Atlanta, Georgia. There was an out pour of excited writers who came out to participate, There were New and Old writers, Male and Female writers. The participants had all good things to say! The workshop was powerful! There was nothing but rave reviews and love for Trey Anthony's first workshop in the series. The "Write What Is Sacred" workshop will also be held in Canada.  To register for Toronto's write what is sacred, Feb 15th, Click Here, only 4 spots left!

"A few of the workshop attendees writing exercises"

Here is what some of  the Workshop attendees had to say:

"we learned from the best today. Trey is an amazing writing coach. Her workshop was instructive, constructive & affirming. She helped us dig deep, yet made it safe for us to do so." ~Kathryn Sharon

"I attended the workshop on Sunday and it was absolutely a great experience. I learned so much and I am inspired to begin writing. I woke up this morning and said "I am a writer." ~Fatima Goodman

"Wow! I was blessed to take part in the "She writes what is sacred" workshop. I was reminded again of the healing power writing has especially when we tell stories from the gut. Thank you beloved Trey Anthony for designing and facilitating this transformative space." ~Helen Yohannes

"Trey Anthony teaching and facilitating in Atlanta."

"Today's workshop truly was about writing what was sacred in every sense of the word. It covered so many aspects of just living, the human experience. I was seriously empowered as a creative being, better yet a FORCE! Character development really helps you to have compassion for other people, even the people who may have hurt you. The writing what is sacred was also in a sense of bringing out your best work, through your best self. The exercises and activities were DEEP! I'm so looking forward to the next one!" ~April D. Byrd

"Trey Anthony thank u for such an in-depth writing workshop today. It reiterated how much I love and miss writing. I look forward to the next one. Healing work through words." ~Arline Leonce


Only 4 spots now left for the Canada Workshop !!!! Registration closing feb 5th. Get Tickets here:
http://www.eventbrite.com/e/write-what-is-sacred-canada-creative-writing-boot-camp-tickets-10060012769

Exclusive Writer's Workshop With Trey Anthony

Wanna be a Great Writer? This is year to do it! With an Award Winning,  Recognized World-wide Writer, Producer, and Artist. Trey Anthony is a Four Time NAACP Award-Winning Writer, Huffington Post Contributor, and creator of 'Da Kink In My Hair' Series. She's hosting exclusive Writer's Workshops in the U.S. and Canada.The first workshop of the series "She Writes What Is Sacred: Part 1" kicks off in Atlanta on Sunday January, 19th. The Workshop/ Writer's Boot Camp is for Writers on any level. 

The Producer is offering fellow Writers, Creatives, and aspiring Artists a chance to a chance to see how it all works and opportunities to explore relevant, unanswered truths about the creative writing process. Beyond creative development, Writers will discuss questions such as:

• WHAT THINGS IN MY LIFE DO I CHOOSE TO WRITE ABOUT?
• HOW DO I MERGE REALITY WITH FICTION?
• HOW DO YOU USE "REAL" PEOPLE TO CREATE DYNAMIC
• FICTIONAL CHARACTERS?
• IF IT DIDN'T REALLY HAPPEN TO "ME" CAN I WRITE ABOUT IT?
• HOW DO I WRITE THROUGH THE PAIN?
• HOW DO TO WRITE THROUGH FEAR?
• HOW CAN MY WRITING HEAL MYSELF AND OTHERS?

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In the group writing workshop, Trey takes writers on a journey of self exploration and how to write their Vision and Truth.  The Event will be held at Sister Love, Inc. on Ralph David Abernathy, Blvd.

For tickets and more info visit: shewrites.brownpapertickets.com/

A Farewell To Writer Amiri Baraka

Poet, Writer, and Activist Amiri Baraka was born Everett LeRoi Jones in 1934 in Newark, New Jersey. Baraka who was an ardent figure in the Black Renaissance of Art and Culture in Harlem was noted with the likes of Zora Neale Hurston, Paul Laurence Dunbar, Langston Hughes, Richard Wright and others as one of the eight figures who have significantly affected the course of African-American literary culture. 

As a Writer and Poet, Baraka was praised for speaking out against oppression and injustice. By the early 1970's Amiri Baraka was recognized as an influential Writer in America, influencing writers such as Nikki Giovanni and Don L. Lee. Arnold Rampersad wrote of Amiri Baraka in the American Book Review that  “More than any other black poet . . . he taught younger black poets of the generation past how to respond poetically to their lived experience, rather than to depend as artists on embalmed reputations and outmoded rhetorical strategies derived from a culture often substantially different from their own.

Baraka wrote and published poems, essays, and works of non-fiction.  He was most famously noted for "Blues People" which was an in-depth history of music from the time of slavery throughout the various incarnations of blues and jazz, with integrated social commentary. Baraka became the second Poet Laureate of New Jersey in 2002 and 2003.

Amiri Baraka contributed greatly, perhaps understanding the sacredness and gift of writing... along with the power of having a voice. We salute his life, works, and contributions with thanks. The craft of writing will continually be developed in excellence. With the upcoming Writer's Workshop, the plan is to give strength to voices and keep the power and progress alive. A Special Farewell and thank you to Mr. Baraka. Rest In Peace.

The first creative writing workshop and boot camp will be held in Atlanta, Georgia. Tickets can be purchased at shewrites.brownpapertickets.com/