Beyond the Hero’s Journey: Exploring the Paths of the Heroine, Healer, & Seeker
Genres: Fiction, Nonfiction, Poetry, Memoir, Novel, Short Story, Essay
Online
Online Introductory
Introductory 6 Sessions
6 Sessions This fun and interactive class explores narratives beyond the traditional hero’s journey. The heroine’s journey, the journey of integrity, the seeker’s journey, and the healing journey each encompass their own stages or beats. We’ll investigate these narratives through their appearance in literature, film, and the lives of public figures, supplementing with poetry, videos, and podcasts. Creative writing, journaling, and other activities will help us gain a deeper understanding of these journeys for use in our writing projects.
Registration dates:
March 13: Scholarship Donation Day (Learn more.)
March 14: Member registration opens
March 21: General registration opens
Kimberly Lee
Kimberly Lee left the practice of law some years ago to focus on motherhood, community work, and creative pursuits. A graduate of Stanford University and UC Davis School of Law, she is certified as a workshop facilitator by the Center for Journal Therapy, the Center for Intentional Creativity, SoulCollage®, and Amherst Writers & Artists, and serves on the board of directors of the latter. A former editor and regular contributor at Literary Mama, she has also served on the staff of Carve and F(r)iction magazines. Kimberly’s stories and essays have appeared in publications and anthologies including Minerva Rising, LA Parent, Fresh Ink, Words and Whispers, Toyon, The Ekphrastic Review, Wow! Women on Writing, Read650, Mom Egg Review, and elsewhere. Her manuscript, Have You Seen Me, was a semi-finalist in Simon and Schuster’s Books Like Us First Novel Contest. Kimberly trusts in the magic and mystery of miracles and synchronicity, and believes that everyone is creative and has unique gifts to share. She lives in Southern California with her husband and three children.
Website: www.kimberlylee.me
Instagram: @klcreatrix
FAQ
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Class sessions may be recorded if a session falls on a holiday, or if a student has access needs. Class recordings are not guaranteed.
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Classes may be cancelled if less than 5 students are enrolled within 10 days before the class start date. If for any reason Hugo House needs to cancel a class, students can choose between a full credit or full refund.
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