Homecoming

A gentle audio guide to help you reconnect with your creativity.

For those who long to write but feel stuck or disconnected, Homecoming is an eight-part audio guide designed to light the path back to creativity and writing when you’ve felt far away from both. 

Who this is for

This guide is for you if you:

• are feeling creatively stuck or blocked.

• would love to write but are avoiding it, because you're afraid of failure or letting yourself down.

• feel like creativity is missing from your life and long to make it a priority.

• crave a safe, quiet space in which to write.

• want to reduce the chaos of daily life and reclaim some time for yourself to improve your wellbeing.

No previous experience is required.

What’s included

Homecoming is a nourishing series of:

• eight short audio recordings you can listen to on the go

• thoughtful reflections designed to help you open up your attention and curiosity

• gentle prompts that feel more like invitations than assignments

• encouragement you can return to whenever you need support

There are no deadlines and no expectations of output — Homecoming is designed as a comfort to sit alongside your life, not compete with it.

About the Guide

Writing can feel distant for many of us sometimes — and a kind voice along the way can make the journey home to your creativity feel possible again.

I created Homecoming as that companion: a gentle guide designed to help you reconnect with your writing without pressure.

Whether you’re restarting after a pause or looking for reassurance on the way, Homecoming is here to support you.

How it works

Upon purchase you will receive a link to the audio recordings, which you can listen to on your usual device. You can move through the parts in order, or dip in as and when you need them. There are no deadlines and no expectation of output.

Connect with deeper study

If after Homecoming you’d like to go further on your writing journey, consider exploring Postcards Home or Before The Story — the self-paced studies that many people use alongside or after Homecoming.

A few words from listeners

‘You have no idea how consoling Homecoming is. It’s like having a really good writing friend. Listening felt like taking a walk with someone kind and encouraging — just what I needed to begin writing again.’
— Terri

‘I’ve fallen back in love with writing again.’
— Faye