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Silent Disco Writing Date
Headphones, High Word Counts & Main Character Energy
Saturday, November 14
2:00pm - 4:00pm
South Euclid-Lyndhurst Branch
Writers Center Conference Room (65)Bring your headphones, your WIP (work in progress), and your inner icon.
This is not your average group writing session.
Join us for a playful, high-energy writing date designed to help you stop overthinking, stop self-editing, and get words on the page. We’ll write in timed sprints, celebrate progress, and keep the vibe fun with a silent disco twist – everyone writing to their own soundtrack while dressed in clothing inspired by a favorite music era or artist (optional, but highly encouraged because… obviously).
Think cozy accountability meets creative party.
What to expect:
• Timed writing or revising sprints
• Music-themed writing rounds
• Word and page-count check-ins
• A fun costume element
• Prizes for word or revised page counts
• Zero pressure, zero critique, and tons of momentum
• And… a celebratory Soul Train line (if you’re feeling jazzy)
Channeling Motown, R&B, Disco, Y2K pop, or your own personal headliner fantasy—it’s all fair game. The goal is simple: have fun, write boldly, and leave with more pages and progress than you came with.
What to bring: your laptop or notebook, headphones or earbuds, your current WIP (work in progress), and your best main character energy.
Eryka Parker is an award-winning contemporary romance author writing as Zariah L. Banks, as well as a book coach, developmental editor, and publishing professional at Legacy Book Coaching & Consulting. She creates interactive spaces that encourage writers to build confidence, momentum, and consistency without losing the fun in the process. Her work centers on helping writers embrace their voice, trust their creativity, and make meaningful progress on the page.
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South Euclid-Lyndhurst Branch
The South Euclid-Lyndhurst Branch is home to the William N. Skirball Writers' Center, a welcoming space for writers for all ages and levels of experience. The Writers' Center offers free access to private writing rooms, laptops, writing workshops and a special collection of materials on the art of writing.
This branch is a Student Success Center and a Greater Cleveland Food Bank Kids Cafe location.