Jackson Wood is the Editor-in-Chief of No Typewriters / No Talking. Frustrated with writing groups in general and typewriters in particular, Jackson started NT/NT with the help of Tempo Rubato to bring writers together in a low key way in post-pandemic Naarm / Melbourne. Born in Aotearoa New Zealand, you can now find him lurking around Brunswick and writing for publications like Webworm.
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Morning Pages: No Typewriters / No Talking
Indulge in one hour of shared sustained silence, in a simple ritual to concentrate on the thing we want to do — but so often find many reasons not to — write.
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