This is the third workshop of the Writing About Place series—a four-week writing workshop exploring how landscape, memory, and ecology shape story and voice. This session features guest writer Grace Farrell, R. C. Reade Professor emerita of Butler University in Indianapolis, and author and editor of five books. She taught literary texts and their cultural contexts for 35 years. A weaver as well as a writer, Farrell co-founded the Carolina Fiber and Fiction Center in Rhode Island. While conventional advice often urges writers to write what they know, Farrell encourages writing toward what is not yet fully known — what may remain partly mysterious. Now back home in Rhode Island, within sight and sound of the ocean, she uses writing to explore both beauty and uncertainty in the world.