Women’s Way of Writing 
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Do women have a different way of writing? If so, what is it?  We are more than any one dimension of ourselves—more than our sex, our gender. But without honoring our nature as women, we are also less than whole. Writing draws from every part of us—emotion, intellect, body, and our creative and healing spirits.  We’ll avoid stereotypes by focusing on our particular life experiences. And we’ll explore how women’s journeys may differ from the usual idea of the hero’s journey.

about Rosemary!

Rosemary Adang lives in Port Townsend, Washington and writes poetry, fiction, and essays.  She has taught writing, literature, and women's studies in colleges in the United States and China.  She now has a novel in process set in Greece in the 1960s. She has published in La Presa, The Seattle Times, Seattle Post Intelligencer, English Language Technology and Learning (Shanghai), and elsewhere. Rosemary has a MA in Fiction Writing; 30 years of college teaching of women’s studies and writing.