Poster design and photo by Ioana
Rural Relation Writing Club
Contributors: Ioana Lupascu
What stories take root in rural relations—and how might writing help us trace them?
A slow-growing series of writing workshops exploring rural life, memory, and imagination. Each session centres on a theme—kinship, grief, or harvest—and invites participants to write from personal experience, collective rituals, and everyday observations.
Gatherings follow a simple rhythm: we eat together, write through a series of gentle prompts, and share what we choose to. The space is informal, welcoming, and open to anyone curious about rural storytelling in all its forms and languages—no writing experience needed.
Initiated and organised by Ioana from Seasonal Neighbours in collaboration with Myvillages, the group grows from the belief that rural stories deserve time, attention, and collective care.
A slow-growing series of writing workshops exploring rural life, memory, and imagination. Each session centres on a theme—kinship, grief, or harvest—and invites participants to write from personal experience, collective rituals, and everyday observations.
Gatherings follow a simple rhythm: we eat together, write through a series of gentle prompts, and share what we choose to. The space is informal, welcoming, and open to anyone curious about rural storytelling in all its forms and languages—no writing experience needed.
Initiated and organised by Ioana from Seasonal Neighbours in collaboration with Myvillages, the group grows from the belief that rural stories deserve time, attention, and collective care.