Upcoming Events
Hello friends! Wherever you are, we hope you are staying safe, healthy and creative
during these long, trying months. While MoonLit will continue to be on hiatus for the foreseeable future,
MoonLit Founder Kristen Zory King is excited to share the following virtual creative programs
in 2021 and 2022. Learn more or sign up below!
Plus - community workshops, resources and more!
Check out these great organizations, programs and events
and support the arts in your community!
Loyalty Bookstore
Solid State Books
Capitol Hill Books
DC Writers Salon
The Writer's Center
The Inner Loop
OutWrite
Barrelhouse Magazine
Old Town Books
Greedy Reads
Charm City Books
The Ivy Bookstore
Ink Press Productions
Yellow Arrow Press
Fear No Lit
Writers & Books
Readings on the Pike
Mason Jar Press
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Scholarships available for all workshops, along with alternative payment methods.
To learn more, email MoonLit.Kris@gmail.com. All DC programs from October 2019-September 2020
are generously supported by the DC Commission on Arts and Humanities.
Words on the Page: A Generative Writing Workshop
September 27 - November 1
$270
Sometimes the hardest part of writing can be, well, writing! Whether you’re feeling creatively blocked, overwhelmed by the outside world, or just want to turn a new page, forget the editing, say goodbye to your inner critic and rekindle the joy of putting words on the page in this judgement-free, generative writing workshop with Kristen Zory King. Each session writers will be given a variety of writing prompts and exercises of all genres along with time to write and share new drafts. Writers of all levels and genres welcome and encouraged.
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(Re)Kindling: A Three Part Creative Series
October 2021 - April 2022
Pricing Varies
(Re)Kindling is a three part series presented by Amanda McCormick and Kristen Zory King, offering a creative atlas designed to help writers reconnect to their practice. Through three distinct, nurturing, and highly curated offerings including a creative toolkit released in the fall, a three-day virtual retreat hosted in the winter, and a four week workshop in the spring, (Re)Kindling will help creative thinkers generate new writing, interrogate and reconnect to their creative impulses, and rekindle to joy of the artistic process. Participants can choose to participate in each offering piecemeal or conjointly, choosing the path that best suits their creative needs.