Voice & perspective
Writing About Disability and Illness
Writing about disability and illness through lived experience, challenging stereotypes and simplistic portrayals.
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Elizabeth Levine, M.A., M.P.H., M.F.A.
Author, Writing Workshop Facilitator, Foreign Language Educator & TranslatorStrategy of Memory brings together Elizabeth’s writing, small-group workshops, foreign language teaching, editorial practice, and consulting services.
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“Memory is not a destination, but a method.”
Writing and teaching
Creative writing workshops on disability and illness, grief, trauma, recovery, and aging.
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Spanish, French, and English instruction shaped around each learner.
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Elizabeth’s poetry, books, and wider literary work.
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Editorial guidance and consulting services for writers and organizations.
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Featured workshops
Small-group writing workshops rooted in the Amherst Writers & Artists method. No previous writing experience is necessary.

Voice & perspective
Writing about disability and illness through lived experience, challenging stereotypes and simplistic portrayals.
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A small-group writing workshop exploring loss, memory, and the changes that follow.
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Memory & form
Explore difficult experiences through creative writing, with attention to memory, language, and personal boundaries.
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Coming in 2027 — join the waiting list
Explore recovery through writing, considering how change, memory, and identity shape individual experience.
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Coming in 2027 — join the waiting list
Explore aging through writing, considering how memory, identity, and the passage of time shape individual experience.
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Now enrolling — weekly online classes
$25 per class · $100 per month. Rolling admission — join any week. The monthly fee covers every class that month, so months with a fifth session include one free class.
About Elizabeth
Elizabeth Levine, M.A., M.P.H., M.F.A., is a writer, writing workshop facilitator, foreign language educator, and translator.
She has taught Spanish, French, and English. Her work includes foreign language instruction, manuscript editing, and small-group creative writing workshops.
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Explore Elizabeth’s academic preparation, documented French and Spanish proficiency, sample lesson, and recommendations from fellow writers and professors.

Featured publication
A poetry chapbook by Elizabeth Levine
In her debut collection, Elizabeth Levine uses dramatic monologues to imagine the final thoughts of writers and artists. The poems consider art, grief, and the lives behind the work.
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Excerpts from poets, writers, and readers on Elizabeth’s two chapbooks. Full reviews and endorsements are on the Books & Publications page.

“Elizabeth Levine’s poems are passionate and unforgettable explorations of a woman artist’s life and psyche.”The Ribbon Around the Bomb

“Even as the narrator insists she is numb, there’s so much feeling in these poems.”God Doesn’t Live at Our House Anymore

“I knew I made a good decision to read “God Doesn’t Live At Our House Anymore” when a flood of tears streamed down my face and I couldn’t stop sobbing about halfway into reading this chapbook.”God Doesn’t Live at Our House Anymore
Professional practice
Individual and group foreign language instruction, editorial work, and consulting for organizations.

Group or individualized support in Spanish, French, and English.
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Close, constructive attention for literary and professional writing, plus consulting for organizations.
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From the blog
Elizabeth’s long-running journal brings together poetry, personal reflection, interviews, teaching news, and writing on art, grief, disability, and recovery.
Media
Elizabeth performs her personal essay “Land of Secrets,” winner of the 2025 Brooklyn Film Arts Nonfiction Prize.
A reading in the gallery at the Pleiades Gallery exhibition Heather Stivison: Borders and Boundaries, where poets responded to the art on the walls.
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