Videos of the first and second prize-winning poems in the recent Stephen A DiBiase poetry contest can be viewed on Facebook at the Stephen A DiBiase Poetry Prize page.
This year two prizes of $200. each were awarded to Albany High School Senior Jazmin Galloway and Sophomore Mandy Berghela.
The HVWG writing contest alternates genres annually. This year’s contest is short fiction. Winners will be awarded cash prizes and invited to read their winning piece at a special meeting TBD. The deadline to enter has been extended to June 30, 2020.
The 5th Annual Stephen A. DiBiase Poetry Contest congratulates all the winners and finalists from the Hudson Valley region and from around the world.
Please note that due to the temporary closing of the Arts Center in Troy the Writers Guild mailing address has changed.
Before his death in January 2005 Albany poet & human rights activist Tom Nattell established a fund with the Community Foundation for the Greater Capital Region to provide an annual award to a student-poet at Albany High School for a poem they had written.
The Hudson Valley Writers Guild will present an Irish Literature Open Mic at the Albany Public Library on Sunday, March 22nd.
AN AFTERNOON OF ART AND WRITING – in collaboration with Albany Institute of History and Art on Saturday, MARCH 7, 2020 at Albany Institute of History and Art.
The Hudson Valley Writers Guild recently held their annual meeting and the following is the annual report from that meeting.
The Hudson Valley Writers Guild will present a reading to showcase local prose writers.
The Hudson Valley Writers Guild will present a reading to showcase local prose writers Moriah Hampton, Keith Willis, and Richard Matturro.
The Hudson Valley Writers Guild is pleased to announce this year’s poetry contest winners!
