Courses
Are you ready to live your wild soul story—to inhabit a more creative, connected, and passionate way of living? Then please explore this evergreen option. It offers a profound journey into the wisdom of Earth’s archetypes that you can take at your own pace, whenever and wherever you want.
As you are freed from rigid rules and expectations, language itself begins to rewild—becoming more embodied, intuitive, and alive.
Join Kate Thompson and Mary Reynolds Thompson on October 17, 2026 at 10:00 AM (Mountain Daylight Time) at Flagstaff Road, Boulder for an inspiring in-person workshop focused on writing about place.
Join me at the very special book store, Readers’ Books, just off Sonoma Square. At 5:30 we’ll hold a reception with light food and drinks, then the book talk begins at 6:00 pm.
There is a world that has never stopped speaking to you. It speaks in the language of watershed and wind, of hawk shadow crossing a sun-warmed field, of mycelium threading the dark beneath our feet. It speaks in the older stories, the ones our bodies still remember even when our minds have forgotten. It has been calling us home for as long as we have been wandering. This symposium is a response to that call.
Please join me for a talk on The Wild Scribe at Book Passage, Corte Madera. We gather at 1:00 pm and will have refreshments and chat afterwards.
In this workshop series, move beyond writing about nature and into writing with it. Through guided practices of deep listening, sensory awareness, poetic inquiry, and imaginative dialogue, the living world becomes a creative partner—shaping voice, metaphor, and insight.
Hawks. Forests. Seasons. Stones. When we attune to the land and her creatures, something shifts. Language escapes the domesticated and becomes Wild Language