A Gift of Silence
Author Sophfronia Scott offers up the quiet in the woods near the Abbey of Our Lady of Gethsemani in Trappist, Kentucky
On Being Present
Author Sophfronia Scott talks about writing and being a part of hard conversations instead of avoiding them.
On Writing Change
Author Sophfronia Scott on the importance of showing change on the page and what that infamous Peloton ad was missing.
State Artist Grant Awarded to Sandy Hook Writer
Local author Sophfronia Scott has been awarded an Artist Fellowship Grant from the Connecticut Office of the Arts.
Writing and Living into the Next Thought
Transitions in writing and in life are difficult to navigate, but being thoughtful in both can make all the difference.
Don’t Wait to Write About Them
You may think you have to wait until a loved one is gone before you write about them. Here's my case for not waiting.
For the Love of Structure
Structure for your life and when writing about your life can make all the difference.
On Letting Go
When your writing needs eyes other than your own.
The Persistence of Madeleine L’Engle
On being inspired by the journals of Madeleine L'Engle and how the famous writer endured a dry season in her publishing life.
The Pliability of the Writing Voice
It is possible, and sometimes necessary, for your voice to change.