Just Hit Send: Submitting to Literary Journals with Sally Simon
In this six-week workshop, you’ll learn the ins and outs of submitting your fiction, poetry and creative nonfiction to literary journals for publication.
In this six-week workshop, you’ll learn the ins and outs of submitting your fiction, poetry and creative nonfiction to literary journals for publication.
Three poems – Greensleeves Pantoum,” “How Many Times,” and “Anything But Blue” – by poet and editor Tobi Alfier.
Award-winning authors Gerard Collins and Jane Simpson offer creative writing retreats for those who find inspiration in travel.
Explore the process of transforming your blog content into a published book, from selecting the right material to navigating the intricacies of book publishing.
Another great lineup of book discussions, readings, open mics, workshops, and more coming up this week in the region.
Harnessing the influence of setting is a skill that can elevate your storytelling to new heights, immersing readers in rich and vivid environments.
Here’s a preview of the book discussions, readings, open mics, and workshops that are coming up this week in the region.
The power of editing lies in refining your prose, transforming it from raw material to a polished gem that captivates readers.
Cheryl A. Rice will be leading a new Random Writing Workshop on April 13, 2024, from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm in Kingston, NY.
Three poems – “On the Nights We Listen to Nina Simone,” “All That’s Revealed,” and “Do Tell” – by Los Angeles-based writer Connie Johnson.
Here’s a quick look at the book discussions, readings, open mics, and workshops coming up this week in the region.
Each stage of the writing process plays a crucial role in shaping your narrative from the initial idea to the final launch of your work into the world.
The Hudson Valley Writers Guild supports the efforts of writers in all genres by sponsoring readings, workshops, and contests and providing a number of valuable resources for the entire literary community.