Shaula Evans

About Shaula Evans

I'm a writer, curator, and community builder. I'm also a passionate advocate of increasing diversity in stories and supporting under-represented writers. I have more than a decade of experience in offering online workshops to support writers in developing their voices and telling their own stories. To find out more about me, read my full bio.

Protected: April 14 / Day 14 Poems 2 comments

This entry was posted in April Poetry Month on April 14, 2015 by Shaula Evans (updated on April 9, 2015)

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Eye Rhymes

This entry was posted in April Poetry Month Prompts & Writing Games Writing and tagged eye rhymes poetry warm ups writing exercises writing prompts on April 13, 2015 by Shaula Evans (updated on April 14, 2015)

Defining Eye Rhymes “Eye Rhymes” are words that look similar but sound different: in other words, the “rhyme” happens for your eyes, not your ears. […]

Protected: April 13 / Day 13 Poems 22 comments

This entry was posted in April Poetry Month on April 13, 2015 by Shaula Evans (updated on April 9, 2015)

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Weekly Check In: 2015 Week 15 57 comments

This entry was posted in Weekly Check In on April 12, 2015 by Shaula Evans

Standard Weekly Check In 1. Let us know how you fared with last week’s writing goals (whether you shared them with us here or not). […]

Protected: April 12 / Day 12 Poems 8 comments

This entry was posted in April Poetry Month on April 12, 2015 by Shaula Evans (updated on April 9, 2015)

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Louise Erdrich: Advice to Myself 2 comments

This entry was posted in April Poetry Month Prompts & Writing Games Writing and tagged creative life creativity Louise Erdrich permission to write poem poetry specificity time management on April 11, 2015 by Shaula Evans (updated on April 12, 2015)

My friend the talented Israeli-Brazilian writer Avital Gad-Cykman introduced me to “Advice to Myself” by Louise Erdrich, and I thought it might speak to some […]