This reading will be presented in person as well as via Zoom. The Zoom link will be sent at the time of registration and again the morning of the reading. […] Read more »
This two-hour course will feature close reading and group discussion of eco-poetry. This is not a workshop; it is a craft talk and will be taught in person (capped at […] Read more »
We are thrilled to launch our Fall 2022 reading series with this reading by three magnificent poets. David Baker is a poet, educator, editor, and literary critic. He was born […] Read more »
In this 2 hour craft talk, we will discuss ekphrasis as well as examples of famous poems which include ekphrastic techniques (e.g. William Carlos Williams, “Landscape With the Fall of […] Read more »
Accessing an interior life, and giving voice to that life so an audience can believe in it, is the art of monologue. In this workshop, we will consider the kind […] Read more »
Join Sophia Bannister (at HVWC) and Jennifer Franklin (on Zoom) as they celebrate the publications of three students and one Board Member of the Hudson Valley Writers Center. We are […] Read more »
The elegy in English, from the 1600s to its current articulations, has been employed as a genre of poetry in which poets mourn the dead. At the same time, directly or […] Read more »
Please join us as we celebrate the new novels by Grant Ginder and beloved HVWC YoYB: Fiction teacher, Jonathan Vatner. From Grant Ginder, the author of The People We Hate […] Read more »
This class will be taught in person at HVWC in the Philipse Manor Train Station in Sleepy Hollow, NY. It is capped at 10 students. All must show proof of […] Read more »
Join Jennifer Barber, Jessica Greenbaum, and Fred Marchant as they discuss their new anthology, Tree Lines: 21st century American Poems (Grayson Books, 2022) and welcome six poets (Jennifer Franklin, Maya […] Read more »
