Michelle LaFrance is an academic, writer, writing teacher, researcher, writing coach, and retreat/event facilitator who lives between many rivers–the Anacostia, the Potomac, the Lost River, the Cacapon, and others. In her day job, she teaches writers to love every aspect of the writing process.
To read Michelle’s faculty profile at George Mason University, click here.
Michelle’s CV can be found here.
Michelle’s monthly column, The Literary Hill, published in The HillRag, can be found with a little click here.
Examples of Michelle’s published writing are here.
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Moine Michelle is a contemplative mystic and seer-poet who writes/poems, blogs, chants, meditates, dreams, and makes reverent celebration of the wild world and it’s many magics.
In her free time, she writes. You might also find her hiking, swimming, kayaking, and exploring West Virginia’s forests and mountains. She is often in the company of two four-leggeds (a Chihuahua and a Shiba Inu) and a cranky newspaper man.
Examples of Mo’s writing can be found here.
Mo’s old blog, Tree of Many Feathers can be found here.
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