Marion Roach Smith, award-winning author of four mass market books, former New York Times staffer, NPR commentator and long-time teacher of memoir, has moved her classes online.
Don’t you deserve at least one day to write? Write 4 a Day, the series of monthly one-day writing retreats in upstate New York, has announced its dates through December.
Bob Sharkey announces the results of the 2017 Stephen A DiBiase Poetry Contest. There will be a reading at the Colonie Town Library on Sunday, May 7, beginning at 1:30 p.m.
Marion Roach Smith has moved her memoir classes online, and she is having more fun that ever.
M.E. Kemp reports that she “conducted a mystery writing workshop at the main branch of the Schenectady Library called ‘Five Easy Pieces’ on February 25, 2017, while recuperating from a broken arm due to a fall.
There will be an opening reception for Leslie Neustadt’s art show, “AbOuTfAcE,” and experiential workshop on ekphrastic poetry on Sunday, March 5, at the Schenectady Jewish Community Center.
Write 4 a Day is a series of monthly one-day writing retreats in upstate New York.
Judith Prest announces “We Were Made For These Times… A Three Part SoulCollage® and Writing Series.” The title is from a longer quote by Clarissa Pinkola Estes. What we will do in these sessions is use the power of image and words to discover how we can act on our knowledge that we are made for these times.
“Divine Write” is a reading and workshop series taking place at the Beer Diviner Taproom. On February 26, it will feature Kate Laity and Jim Labate.
Unplug. Write. Don’t write. Think. Daydream. Doodle. Outline. Come for the whole day or just for part of it. Network, collaborate or write solo.
New Misfit Magazine is live, and Alan has released a new poetry collection.
Keith Willis announces another award for his fantasy/romance novel Traitor Knight. The book has been selected as the Preditors & Editors Readers Poll Best Romance Novel for 2016.
