I’m Steve Neuberger, a retired union and community organizer with a Masters Degree in Social Work. I found a home in the Wild Writing family during the isolation of the pandemic and completed the Wild Writing Teacher Training offered by Laurie Wagner (27powers.org). I have published personal essays and poetry.

Whether we’re in a living room or a Zoom breakout room, writing about what is most important in our lives and witnessing each other without any comment or critique is sacred. We honor each other and are connected as inquisitive, sensitive human beings.

About Steve

What wild writers say about Steve

  • "When Steve sets us to write wildly and poorly, the silence as we scrawl away, and the wonderful surprise—joy and grief and relief—as we share our stories—is a great gift. To feel so wild and free—and trusting—it’s the best kind of medicine."

    - Ann M.

  • “Steve has such warm inviting energy and he really holds the space for open sharing, always encouraging us to write as poorly as we can! I have been in many writing circles, but this is my favorite. I will keep coming back as long as he is willing to host us!”

    - Cat

  • “I’m excited to join Steve’s men’s wild writing circle. I have worked with men for decades helping facilitate their growth. I know how intimidating it can be for guys to reveal parts of ourselves we normally keep very private. I trust Steve’s guidance and support to make this a fun and safe adventure.”

    - Steve F.

  • “Steve is one of the most positive and accepting people I know. Writing with him is a warm and welcoming invitation to explore your most creative and curious self!”

    - Paul

  • “I am a fan of Steve’s Wild Writing. Each session has produced a wildly creative outcome.”

    - Sarah

  • “Wild writing with Steve connects me with my inner “wild “ child. He makes writing “badly” fun and revealing. He creates a great space to get to know others.”

    - Pam