Join the library’s informal, supportive writing group led by staff member Tessa Rossi. Writers of all interests and abilities are welcomed. Registration begins August 5 via the library’s Web site. The Zoom... Read more »
Join the library’s informal, supportive writing group led by staff member Tessa Rossi. Writers of all interests and abilities are welcomed. Registration begins June 3 via the library’s Web site. The Zoom... Read more »
Join the library’s informal, supportive writing group led by staff member Tessa Rossi. Writers of all interests and abilities are welcomed. Registration begins June 3 via the library’s Web site. The Zoom... Read more »
Registration is now open! This Workshop is designed specifically for family members of Holocaust survivors. Capture key events in your family member’s pre-war, wartime, and post-liberation life, as well as your own... Read more »
Lauren Acampora’s first novel, The Paper Wasp, was published by Grove Atlantic in June 2019. It’s been named a Best Summer Read by The New York Times Book Review, USA Today, ELLE,... Read more »
Hemingway rewrote the ending of A Farewell to Arms39 times. Asked what had stumped him, he replied, “Getting the words right.” Is that what it takes to be a great writer? Was... Read more »
As a response to a work of visual art, the ekphrastic poem inevitably goes far beyond description and often leads poet and reader into all sorts of associations, insights, memories, feelings, revelations.... Read more »
This is a one-day, 4 hour intensive class that meets Saturday November 16th 12:30-4:30. Please register at https://www.writerscenter.org/calendar/socialjustice/ At one point in my writing mostly autobiographical poetry and essays/memoir, I got some... Read more »
Eight local poets and writers will read original work responding to war and resistance in current events, art, and history. Submit your original published or unpublished work to jennifer@writerscenter.org Pamela Hart is... Read more »
Susan Choi’s first novel, The Foreign Student, won the Asian-American Literary Award for fiction. Her second novel, American Woman, was a finalist for the 2004 Pulitzer Prize. Her third novel, A Person... Read more »