Writing At Hemingway’s Favorite Spots In Paris
REGISTRATION FOR THE 2025 RETREAT IS NOW CLOSED
Eight writers will spend a week immersed in new experiences in the magical setting of Paris’s Left Bank. Part writers workshop, part tour of Paris, The Left Bank Writers Retreat is for anyone who would like to break out of a writing rut and build momentum in their work.
Tuition includes morning workshops, breakfast, lunch each day at a fabulous restaurant, snacks, museum passes, literary tours, Seine boat ride, Metro tickets and a farewell dinner celebration.
The retreat is led by its founder and director Darla Worden, whose book Cockeyed Happy: Ernest Hemingway’s Wyoming Summers with Pauline (Chicago Review Press) reveals the little-known take of six summers Hemingway spent in Wyoming with his second wife, Pauline, between 1928 and 1939, chronicling their Western adventures and the impact the time and place had on Hemingway’s life and work.