Hedgebrook Radical Hospitality
Radical: root, revolutionary
Hospitality: generous, caring, sustaining
We began calling what we do at Hedgebrook – the practice of nurturing and nourishing women writers in residence – “radical hospitality” about ten years ago because we needed a way to describe why we do what we do.
To help others understand that taking care of a woman writer so she can focus on her work is still, even now, a revolutionary, radical act. As is giving her time to focus on her writing instead of taking care of others.
We hope that you take care of yourself, enjoy these bits of Hedgebrook, and keep writing.
Hedgebrook Recipes
Enjoy delicious recipes from Hedgebrook’s chefs and Farmhouse kitchen - where the cookie jar is never empty!
Writers in Residence Sign for your writing space
Image by Lorraine Healy
Enjoy Ellen McLaughlin’s essay
“What My Woodstove Taught me”
The Story of Hedgebrook: Women Authoring Change
On the land
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