Maile Topliff (Episode 2/3)
from Ease Lessons for Writers Hosted by Monna McDiarmid
About today's conversation: This is my second conversation with Maile Topliff, a lifelong lover of words – her elementary school nickname was Webster. She believes that the stories we tell can change our lives. She is currently writing her first non-fiction book – an invitation for the reader to listen to the call to be the author of their own story. Call it a heliograph or for the current day. It’s about the beauty of a quiet quest and the life’s work of curiosity, empathy, fear, courage, being and the magic of moments. She currently lives in the Twin Cities in Minnesota. She received her Bachelor’s degree in English from Hamline University. You can find her on Instagram at MaileTopliff_writer. You can follow Maile on Instagram. Thank you, Maile, for this conversation. ***** Upcoming Poetry Course | Collected: Creating a tiny book of your poetry This course is for people who want to write poetry and create a small collection of their poetry for themselves, loved ones, or to publish on their website or elsewhere. What would happen if you saw yourself as the gatekeeper of your own poetry? Check out the course at monnamcdiarmid.com/collected ***** About Ease Lessons: Music: “Meekness” by Kai Engel, used under Creative Commons Attribution license Editor: Damien Pitter Host: Monna McDiarmid (pronounced Mona McDermid) | Coach, Writer and Counselor Website: MonnaMcDiarmid.com Newsletter: The Sunday Reader Patreon: where I share monthly excerpts from my writing memoir in progress Instagram: @monnamcdiarmid
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About today's conversation: This is my second conversation with Maile Topliff, a lifelong lover of words – her elementary school nickname was Webster. She believes that the stories we tell can change our lives. She is currently writing her first non-fiction book – an invitation for the reader to listen to the call to be the author of their own story. Call it a heliograph or for the current day. It’s about the beauty of a quiet quest and the life’s work of curiosity, empathy, fear,...
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