Glimpse of the Past: Writing Memoir with Claudette Webster
Saturday, Oct 3, 11- 12:30 p.m
Mosaic on a Stick | 1564 Lafond Ave
*Do you aspire to write a memoir or chapbook?
*Do you aspire to capture the stories in your life in words?
**Do you want to pass on the stories of your family and loved ones to the next generation?
If so, come join us for a 90-minute generative writing workshop with Claudette Webster, who will provide you with prompts and tools to begin the process of putting your stories on the page or tablet.
Bring a few photos or keepsakes with you!
This workshop is free, but space is limited! Sign up here.
Learn more about Mosaic on a Stick at mosaiconastick.com
Claudette M. Webster
Claudette M. Webster is a faculty member of Dougherty Family College at the University of St. Thomas, where she teaches English. She is originally from Jamaica, West Indies, and has spent much of her life in the Northeast: New York & Massachusetts. She moved to the Midwest in 2018. Ms. Webster is a writer of poetry and prose. She is published in Witness Writers 2025 Anthology: Let the Black Woman Say Ase’, edited by Ebony Adedayo. Past publications include Black Renaissance Noire, Essence Magazine, Pitkin Review & Cave Canem Anthology. Ms. Webster is an avid walker; she loves being outdoors, especially near water. She aspires to visit each of the 10,000+ lakes in Minnesota.