Chaplain and poet Will Davis (Tethered Wrds) will lead a community workshop on reflection and restorative writing as opportunity
to breathe again, speak truth, and let go of what has weighed you down. This workshop is an invitation to speak life back into those places, to honor the parts of you that were stretched or wounded in the process. Words can be used as swords by hurt, but they can also become a shield, a balm, and a path toward healing. Come ready to write, release, and rebuild.
This is an in-person writers workshop, held at the Pat Conroy Literary Center (601 Bladen St, Beaufort) on Saturday, January 17, from 10:00 to noon. Limited to 15 participants with advance registration; free to attend. Please call 843-379-7025 to reserve your spot.
About the Instructor
Will Davis, known as Tethered Wrds, is a self-proclaimed steward of stories and the creator of a writing style he calls liminara. Rooted in the sacred tension, of what is and what could be, his work seeks to speak life, inspire dignity, and do good. He is the author of the debut poetry collection, Threads of Resilience: Weaving the Human Spirit Through Poetry, a firsthand account of the lived experiences of migrants and immigrants at the U.S.-Mexico border. His second collection, Upon the Jet Stream, takes flight across Cuba, Africa, and Ukraine, exploring themes of war, hope, and the healing power of beauty. Beyond the page, he is an educator, immigration and human rights advocate, and a passionate believer in the power of storytelling to bridge divides and honor our shared humanity.