Exploring different writing styles is a journey of self-discovery, an odyssey that leads to realizing your distinctive literary identity.
Created by troubadours in the 12th century, the sestina is a poetic form of patterned repetition. It relies on key end words that are repeated in a certain highly codified order.
The story of Johnny Stone continues as Dean Goldberg brings us back to October 1944 and the Battle of Aachen in Germany.
HVWG member David Walsh announces the publication of his new poetry collection, “Threads,” published by the Troy Book Makers.
Here’s a quick look at the book discussions, readings, open mics, and workshops coming up this week in the region.
Thom Francis introduces us to poet, community leader, and performance artist EL, who hosts the Cafe Euphoria Poetry Slam & Open Mic in Troy.
Character development is a delicate balance – crafting compelling personalities while allowing them the freedom to grow organically.
“Turn The Crystal” is a course for intermediate writers and advanced beginners who want to produce a themed collection of work
A new fantasy piece – “The World That Floats” – by Philadelphia-based biologist, writer, and gamer H.E. Shippas.
Three poems – “Letter To Jim,” “But First: This Is Today,” and “Sense Or” – plus a video from local poet and artist Steven Minchin.
This week, we have another great lineup of literary events in the region to keep you warm and cozy as the winter weather bears down on the Northeast.
Don Levy has gone through his bookshelves and found the books that he has never opened so her can make his 2024 TBR (To Be Read) list.
