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Registration and upfront payment are required for this mini retreat/workshop. Please RSVP below, then check your email for payment link to finalize your registration.
Registration Deadline: Sept. 12, 2025 (Before registering, please be sure to read the Event Terms & Agreements below event details.) Registration is now closed. |
Write-Out on the Water
Mini Writing & Yoga Retreat DATE: Sunday, Sept. 14, 2025 TIME: 11:30am - 5:15pm LOCATION: Seattle/Bremerton Ferry COST: $35.00 Are you ready to take your writing and your readers on an unforgettable journey? Event Details: The theme of this mini writing & yoga retreat is Narrative Transportation. We'll start at the downtown Seattle Ferry terminal for a meet & greet, instructions, orientation, and workshop, where you'll learn:
On the hour-long ferry, you'll also have the opportunity to put these lessons into practice with a timed, focused writing session, with the added inspiration of views of Puget Sound and the surrounding islands and mountains, and in the company of other local writers. In Bremerton, we'll walk to a nearby park for some outdoor writing (weather dependent), then have free time to explore the town, get some lunch, grab a coffee, or do more writing. On the ferry back to Seattle, we'll have one final check-in and writing session together. The price of this event includes:
Participants will be responsible for any food or beverage purchases during the event, or feel free to bring your own lunch and/or snacks. |
About the Instructors:
Lynn Post is a book manuscript editor, story coach, and writing teacher, specializing in fiction and memoir (and host of this event!). With a certificate in editing from the University of Washington and advanced training through the Editorial Freelancers Association and The Author-Editor Clinic, she has shepherded hundreds of books and authors through all stages of the publishing process over the past decade-plus. You can find out more about her editorial and coaching services at PostScripts Editing.
Kristin Edie also has ties to writing and editing and likes to describe herself as a paralegal~yogi who keeps the balance in vocational life, teaching somatic practices including kriya yoga, serving as a copywriter, editor, and transcriber for The 13 Moons Studio, and supporting Washington Lawyers for the Arts as an administrative paralegal. Her life and rhythm are informed and elevated with a strong Native Hawaiian spiritual practice, Ho`omana, deep Vipassana meditation, Ancestral medicine & healing, along with other energetic healing modalities. You can take additional yoga classes with her, both in person or via Zoom, at Yoga Rama studio in Seattle.
Lynn Post is a book manuscript editor, story coach, and writing teacher, specializing in fiction and memoir (and host of this event!). With a certificate in editing from the University of Washington and advanced training through the Editorial Freelancers Association and The Author-Editor Clinic, she has shepherded hundreds of books and authors through all stages of the publishing process over the past decade-plus. You can find out more about her editorial and coaching services at PostScripts Editing.
Kristin Edie also has ties to writing and editing and likes to describe herself as a paralegal~yogi who keeps the balance in vocational life, teaching somatic practices including kriya yoga, serving as a copywriter, editor, and transcriber for The 13 Moons Studio, and supporting Washington Lawyers for the Arts as an administrative paralegal. Her life and rhythm are informed and elevated with a strong Native Hawaiian spiritual practice, Ho`omana, deep Vipassana meditation, Ancestral medicine & healing, along with other energetic healing modalities. You can take additional yoga classes with her, both in person or via Zoom, at Yoga Rama studio in Seattle.
Event Terms & Agreements:
- You are physically able to participate in the level specified for this activity.
- You are at least 18 years of age; anyone under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
- You will treat all other participants with kindness and respect.
- You will follow all rules and regulations of the city, state, and event venue(s).
- You will not share event details with anyone else, to respect privacy of participants. (If you know of other writers who may be interested, please direct them to the event page for details.)
- In the unlikely event that any personal injury or property loss or damage occurs while participating in this event, you will not hold the event organizer or host responsible.
- You will notify the event organizer as soon as possible if you are unable to attend, to assist with coordination and allow those on the wait list to join if space is limited.
- Cancellation policy: If you are unable to attend and notify the host at least 48 hours prior to the event, you will receive a 90% refund. Notification received up to one week after the event will receive a 50% refund. Beyond one week after the event, no refunds will be issued. If the event is cancelled by the host, you will have the option of receiving a full refund or applying the full amount as credit toward a future event.