Three Poems – Lyddia Solomon
Three poems – “Empty,” “Samsara,” and “what becomes of us” – by poet, short story writer, and playwright Lyddia Solomon.
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.
Three poems – “Empty,” “Samsara,” and “what becomes of us” – by poet, short story writer, and playwright Lyddia Solomon.
The NYSWI has partnered with the Capital District Writing Project for the 2022 Summer Young Writers Workshop: “Discovering Your Voice.”
Spencertown Academy Arts Center, in collaboration with Chatham Bookstore, presents Alexis Portillo and Jana Laiz in an event celebrating their new book, “Thirty-Five Days To Baltimore/35 Días de Camino a Baltimore.”
Joan Houlihan is offering a new Zoom workshop for June and July on Thursday mornings from 10 am to 12 pm EST, starting June 9.
The Black River Chapbook Competition is a semi-annual prize from Black Lawrence Press for a chapbook of poems or prose.
Writers in the Mountains (WIM) presents Fiction Writing with Thaddeus Rutkowski, a weekend intensive held online Saturday and Sunday, July 9 – 10, 2022, from to 1 to 4 pm. Once you register and pay, you will be given instructions on how to join the class. Everyone has a story to tell. Your story may …
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Three poems – “Rose Hips,” “I Am Not A Stray,” and “In the Silence Where You and I Remain” – by poet and teacher Taylor Steinberg.
Aesthetica Magazine is now accepting submissions of poetry and short fiction for the 2022 Aesthetica Creative Writing Award.
Our friends at Palette Poetry are proud to announce that submissions are open for the 2022 Sappho Prize for Women Poets.
Cheryl A. Rice announces her brand new writing workshop series – “Random Writing: A Poetry Workshop for New & Used Poets” – at the Poetry Barn.
Two poems – “The Island” and The Labyrinth” – by poet, children’s literature author, and visual artist Marlene M. Tartaglione.
Sequestrum, a journal of short prose and poetry, is now accepting submissions for two new genres: Sci-Fi and Haiku.