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LGW is a creative collective offering free co-writing sessions, writing prompts, and community support for writers at all stages.

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Our free Zoom co-writing sessions give you a dedicated time and space to write alongside other writers. No pressure, no critique, just a shared commitment to getting words on the page.

Our next sprint is: Saturday, September 13th, 2025
11 AM Central / 12 PM Eastern / 9 AM Pacific

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August Fundraiser for Palestinian Aid​

For the entire month of August, 100% of sales from our 101 Writing Prompts PDF will be donated to the Palestinian Children’s Relief Fund.

Writing Prompts Inspired by Classic Films

Re-watch the greats. Write a little every day. Bring big blockbuster energy to your creative practice!

Every Saturday in August, we invite you to revisit an iconic summer movie. We’ll send you generative writing prompts inspired by its characters, mood, and unforgettable scenes.


About LGW

We began in 2024 as a community built on joy, sustainability, and self-trust. Whether you're just starting out or returning to the page after years away, you're welcome here. Through free co-writing sessions, deep conversations on process, and shared insights on the writing life, we create space for writers to show up, connect, and cultivate a fruitful writing life. 🍋

Jessica Lohafer lives in Washington. Her work has appeared in Ghost Parachute, The Sweet Tree Review, Drunk in the Midnight Choir, Nailed Magazine, and Red Sky: Poetry on the Global Epidemic of Violence Against Women. Her collection of poetry, What’s Left to Be Done, was published by Radical Lunchbox Press in 2009. In 2020, she released the edited anthology, Allow the Light: The Lost Poems of Jack McCarthy. She has served as the Program Director for Poetry in Public Education, bringing writing workshops to schools throughout the Pacific Northwest, and previously hosted the Write Riot Poetry Slam. Jessica received her MFA in poetry from Western Washington University in 2014.

Caitlin Morris is a writer, editor, and educator with an MFA in Creative Writing from Western Washington University. She currently teaches writing and literature at Bellevue College and Highline College. Caitlin’s fiction has been featured in The Copperfield Review's historical fiction anthology, Halfway Down the Stairs, Jersey Devil Press, and Ghost Parachute. She is the cohost of the Hercule Poirot book club podcast, Poirot Pals.

Megan Nichols is the author of the chapbook Animal Unfit (Belle Point Press, 2023). Her poems have appeared in The Threepenny Review, Poetry Daily, Plume, and elsewhere.