I’m excited about returning to the Printers Row Lit Fest again this year!
I’ll be there, in the Chicago Writers Association Tent, on Sunday, September 8 from 10am – 2pm.
If you missed my post about participating last year, take a peek because it was an absolute blast. Gorgeous venue, surrounded by readers and authors. So good!
Wynne Leon and I are proud members of the Chicago Writers Association and we’re featured in the Speakers Bureau. Wynne and I love working with groups – large and small – whether it’s book club conversations about “Surviving Sue” or “Finding My Father’s Faith” or programs focused on creativity, writing for resilience, intergenerational healing or self-care.
Although we love in-person events, like Printers Row Lit Fest, Wynne and I know that connecting virtually is also productive and joyful. Reach out if you’d like to learn more. We’d love to work with you.
Speaking of which…
Last week our dear friend Joanie Parsons (the brilliant woman behind RevelEleven) gave a shout out to women who are talented changemakers. And…gulp! Wynne and I are included (see photo collage below). What a privilege and an honor.
RevelEleven continues to offer our workshop, “Cultivating Resilience” at no cost on their YouTube channel. We are proud to be associated with a powerful group of women, mission-driven to make a difference.
Over and over again, I’m learning the most important lesson in life. Connection is THE thing. Sharing ideas, supporting one another, especially through heartfelt storytelling.
If you’re in the Chicago area, I’d love to see you in a few weeks at the Printers Row Lit Fest or reach out about virtual opportunities to connect. Thank you so much…from Wynne and I both!
Vicki 😊
Chicago Writers Association Speakers Bureau (chicagowrites.org)
Past Virtual Events — RevelEleven
Cultivating Resilience Through Creativity (youtube.com)
Sharing the Heart of the Matter – YouTube
Podcasts: Search (and subscribe!) for Sharing the Heart of the Matter on Apple, Amazon, Spotify or Pocket Casts OR Listen to it from your computer on Anchor.
Victoria Ponders 
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