FOR YOU, CREATIVE. ✨
About The Nocturne
The Nocturne is a moonlit space for those called to write with depth, devotion, and a sense of timing that doesn’t follow the market, but follows the sky.
We believe that writing is more than content. It’s a practice of listening, to the self, to the quiet, to the stories that won’t stop knocking. Under each moon phase, we explore how intuition, creativity, and cosmic cycles shape the way we tell the truth.
We write for meaning. For memory. For legacy.
Whether you’re building a Substack, a memoir, a how-to book, or a private archive of reflections, The Nocturne invites you into rhythm with your own voice. You’ll find prompts, reflections, practical tools, and occasional provocations, each one anchored in the wisdom of timing, alignment, and truth.
This is not productivity for productivity’s sake. It’s a practice of remembering what matters and daring to write it down.
Who It’s For
The Nocturne is for writers, seekers, professionals, and creatives (especially those 45+) who are ready to move from silence to story.
If you feel the tug to document, to reflect, to say what hasn’t yet been said, you’re in the right place.
It’s for you as you:
Explore memoir or legacy writing
Return to the page after a long time away
Build a body of work that feels aligned, not performative
Find yourself drawn to intuition, moon phases, or the deeper timing of things
Create something lasting, for themselves, their families, or the world
If you’re writing with heart and purpose, you’re in the right place.
A Note from Me
I started The Nocturne as a place to write from the inside out. Not to perform, but to align. Not to keep up, but to stay close to what matters.
Over time, it’s become a space for others too. Like you, it’s for those who feel the call to write from a deeper place, guided not by trends but by truth (and the cosmos). Here, I offer what’s helped me: lunar rhythm, intuitive practice, and tools that help you move from knowing to writing.
If you’re feeling the pull to begin, I hope The Nocturne meets you like a full moon through the trees, quietly bright, and right on time.
—Licia
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