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From Wikipedia: “The Lost River is a 31.1-mile-long (50.1 km)[2] river in the Appalachian Mountains of Hardy County in West Virginia‘s Eastern Panhandle region. The Lost River is geologically the same river as the Cacapon River:
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Join a small, welcoming, and supportive community of writers for a personalized writing retreat at one of West Virginia’s award winning and charming historic B and B’s. Writers of all experience levels and projects are
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I ask all writers to set a writing goal for themselves for their time at the retreat. It is important to keep our goals simple and realistic, of course. This helps us to avoid burning
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Join a small, welcoming, and supportive community of writers for a personalized writing retreat at one of West Virginia’s most beautiful State Parks. Writers will stay in the historic cabins of Lost River State Park,
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Join a small and welcoming community of writers for a personalized writing retreat in one of West Virginia’s most beautiful State Parks. Writers of all experience levels and projects are welcome—a perfect opportunity for those
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I’ve got two classes coming up this fall at The Hill Center in DC. Check them out! Classes: Writing DC: Writing About Place and Space Saturday, November 2nd, 1pm (The Hill Center) Writing Your Life
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June 13 through 16th, Lost River Valley, WV More Information on the Solstice Writing Retreat–Our Retreat ScheduleRetreat time is your time. Writers may choose to focus on their writing, socialize and attend events and activities,
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Start the New Year with a Deep Dive into Your Writing Join a small, welcoming, and supportive community of writers for a personalized writing retreat at one of West Virginia’s most beautiful State Parks. Writers
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I wrote this blog post for the Hill Center’s blog. You can find the post here (along with a super-scary-BIG photo of my face. (YIKES!) Part 2: Writing Groups and Groups that Support Writers Michelle
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I wrote this blog post for the Hill Center’s blog. You can find the post here (along with a super-scary-BIG photo of my face. (YIKES!) Part 1: Writing Coaches Michelle LaFrance (our amazing writing teacher!)

