Liminal Writing with Ces and Lee
Two friends, one in the UK and the other in Canada, 5,729 kilometers apart, writing and ruminating about life, relationships and standing in our truths.
- Update frequency
- every 7 days
- Average duration
- 12 minutes
- Episodes
- 67
- Years Active
- 2023 - 2025
Liminal Writing: Sagada, Philippines
Episode 11 is where Ces and Lee write and talk about a place in the northern part of the Philippines called Sagada. A town nestled in the middle of rice terraces, limestone cliffs, pine trees where t…
Liminal Writing: We are beings of sense-making
In this episode, Ces and Lee reflect on what sense-making is about and its impact on their lives. They discuss the struggle of making sense of past experiences, the importance of finding meaning and …
Liminal Writing: My hands
In this episode, Ces and Lee write about their hands - what their hands have done...have gone through...and the memories that come up when looking at them, and feeling the strength and fragility of t…
Liminal Writing: If I were a cartoon character...
In this episode Ces and Lee travel back to Sunday afternoons and memories of made up characters that brought solace and laughter. As kids we found kinship and comfort with certain TV and film charac…
Liminal Writing: If I were a cartoon character, who would I be?
In this episode, Ces and Lee travel back to Sunday afternoons, to childhood care-free memories, and write about beloved characters that provided solace and laughter. Made up characters that showed an…
Liminal Writing: Brutal honesty
In this episode Ces and Lee tackle the discomfort and struggles of being faced with brutal honesty, how facing the truth demands their understanding of themselves and their relationships. Brutal hone…
Liminal Writing: Inspired by "I do love nothing in the world as well as you" (Much Ado About Nothing)
Inspired by a line from William Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing", Ces and Lee write about people from places and periods past who bring out lasting tenderness and affection.
From this one line, …
Liminal Writing: Inspired by "I do love nothing in the world as well as you." from Much Ado About Nothing
Inspired by a line from William Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing", Ces and Lee write about people from places and periods past who bring out lasting tenderness and affection. From this one line,…
Liminal Writing: Art is Never Finished Only Abandoned (Inspired by Leonardo da Vinci)
Our trigger line is " Art is never finished only abandoned", is a quote attributed to Leonardo da Vinci, genius from the Renaissance period. In this episode Ces and I write about the connection betw…
Liminal Writing: What My Gratitude List Looks Like
Today's episode are about works we wrote a couple of years ago. Ces and I talk about the people, places and moments which fill us with deep gratitude.
Liminal writing: The Importance of Daily Walks
Ces walks from her place of work to home, often taking the route of South Bank London, enjoying the lively urban scenes of pubs, theatres and the waterways. And Lee takes most of his walks around a n…
Liminal Writing: The Meal I Cook for People I Love
One of the best and, at times easiest, ways to show our love and affection for the people in our lives is to cook for them. The act of creating something that will delight, nourish and satisfy friend…
Liminal Writing: Your Sacred Space is Where You Find Yourself Again and Again (from Joseph Campbell)
Liminal Writing's second season begins with an episode inspired from a quote by Joseph Campbell from his book "Reflections on the Art of Living". Listen to how this quote about one's sacred space sp…
Liminal writing: The joy of the five senses
In this episode, Ces and Lee write about one of the great gifts bestowed upon us - the symphony of sensations. After reading their works, they discuss celebrating the joy of experiencing life through…
Liminal writing: If a child asks what I do for a living?
It is said that a third of our lives is spent at work, a significant amount of time invested on matters that drives us, challenges us, at times frustrates us, and hopefully fulfills us. So if a day c…
Liminal writing: What does it mean to be truly alive?
An evocative reflection on the essence of being truly alive. we write and talk about having the freedom to make personal choices, finding joy in words and actions, celebrating the simple, and capturi…
Liminal writing: Live your Values - on openness
Ces pulls out a card from the Live Your Values deck, and thrusts upon us to write about openness. Both Ces and Lee agree this is a trigger word that is a Mountain Everest of a challenge to write abo…
Liminal writing: What I need to let go of
On this episode Ces and Lee write and talk about the things they need to let go of. A meditation on the year that has just passed and re-energizing for a fresh and unencumbered 2024.
#liminalwriting, …
Liminal Writing: Inspired by Pablo Neruda's "Let us forget with generosity those who cannot love us."
Ces and Lee sparked this episode's writing with a line from Pablo Neruda, one of the most influential poets of the 20th century. Their conversation moves from loss, to learning and accepting their lo…
Liminal writing: On medals, degrees, or diplomas. And scars.
Elbert Hubbard once wrote, "God will not look you over for medals, degrees, or diplomas. But for scars." With this line as the spark.
Ces and Lee write about the weight of medals, degrees, diplomas, a…