Elizabeth and Lucinda are published authors each with over 11 years of experience facilitating writing workshops. They are passionate about helping writers, poets, artists, and creatives flourish in their artistic expression. 

Elizabeth Frank is a poet, artist, editor, and writing coach who explores the interplay of words and visual art. Her poems have appeared in Thimble Literary Magazine, Snapdragon, The COOP, and the anthology This Present Former Glory. She has over 11 years of experience facilitating writing workshops collaboratively with Lucinda in Greenhouse Writers, and has provided generative feedback on hundreds of pieces, including fiction, poetry, and academic essays. She lives in the Boston area with her husband and two daughters, and loves forests and forget-me-nots. To learn more about her editing and writing coaching work, visit www.greenhouseediting.com; to see her writing and art, visit @glint_into_fire on Instagram.

Lucinda Bowen is a poet, writing/leadership coach, adult educator, and group facilitator from Harvard, Massachusetts. Her writing has been featured in The Quinobequin Review, Human Parts, The Harvard Press, and she is a five-time contributor to Plein Air Poetry readings at Old Frog Pond Farm. She has facilitated writing groups independently and with Seven Bridge Writers Collective, A Writing Room, and collaboratively with Elizabeth in Greenhouse Writers since 2013. She enjoys singing and walking her dog in the woods, and never feels more accomplished than when she uses up all the leftovers in the fridge. To learn more about her coaching work, visit www.lucindabowen.com, and read her poems at https://lucindabowen.substack.com.