The September 2015 HVWG Newsletter is out packed with news and announcements from all over the region.
Guild Announcements:
- Community of Writers Reading September 13
Member Announcements:
- Champagne Books to publish Traitor Knight by Keith W. Willis
- Upcoming events promote James Schlett’s A Not Too Greatly Changed Eden: The Story of the Philosophers’ Camp in the Adirondacks
- Pauline Bartel presents “Gone With the Wind’s Rocky Road to Atlanta” September 18
- “Your Body’s Autobiography: Movement, Massage & Memoir” September 25-27
Area Announcements:
- Call for Art: Pine Hollow Arboretum digital photography exhibit
- Caffè Lena to feature Alan Catlin & Bruce Bennett September 2
- Arthur’s Market and Cafe 2nd Wednesdays Poetry to feature Esther Willison September 9
- 2nd Sunday @ 2 Open Mic for Poetry & Prose launches 6th season September 13
- Writers in the Mountains presents 6-week workshop starting September 14: “Where does a play come from? And where can it go?”
- Third Thursday features poet Mike Jurkovic September 17
- Hudson River Coffee House line-up September 24
- Writers in the Mountains announces “Riting Myth, Writing Myth: Plotting Your Personal Story” September 25-27
- Arts Center announces new opportunities for artists to showcase their work & gain support
- Writers Institute Fall 2015 schedule of events
- Young adults (ages 19-30): Apply for a scholarship from The Chris Miller Fund
