Rick Soshensky shares a story of his father’s (Emanuel Soshensky) experience during his time as an Air Force photo interpreter in World War II.
“Right in Der Fuhrer’s Face: A True Story” by Emanuel Soshensky Read More »
Today it snowed. When it snows, it gets you thinking. Thinking about warm days. Thinking about sunny times outdoors. Thinking about bike rides in the country. I remember a day
“A Tale of Two Harlems” by Joseph Dunnigan Read More »
Sabrina Silvester shares the story of a pharmacist’s personal life and how she balances motherhood and her career.
“Pharmily” by Sabrina Silvester Read More »
“Crooking a Deer,” part of a new memoir entitled “The Footless Girls Of Camp C” by writer and musician Shows Leary.
“Crooking a Deer” by Shows Leary Read More »
“Neighbors,” a personal essay about a black wife and her white husband who leave their apartment in the city and purchase their first home in a nearby suburb, by Dari Reynolds.
“Neighbors” by Dari Reynolds Read More »
A new short nonfiction story – “Ebullients” – by writer Angela Townsend.
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“Grass Butterflies,” an essay by Shannon O’Neill about her father’s battle with addiction and his failure to thrive in his later years.
“Grass Butterflies” by Shannon O’Neill Read More »
“Chairs” by Faye Silton, which came in 2nd Place in the 2021 Hudson Valley Writers Guild Non-Fiction Writing Contest.
“Chairs” by Faye Silton Read More »
“Fiona’s Hair Fantasy” by Mary Cuffe Perez, which came in 1st Place in the 2021 Hudson Valley Writers Guild Non-Fiction Writing Contest.
“Fiona’s Hair Fantasy” by Mary Cuffe Perez Read More »
José Morales reading “La Marqueta” which came in 3rd Place in the 2021 Hudson Valley Writers Guild Non-Fiction Writing Contest.
“La Marqueta” by José Morales Read More »
Karen DeBonis reading “A Tale of Two Tumors” which was an Honorable Mention in the 2021 HVWG Non-Fiction Writing Contest.
“A Tale of Two Tumors” by Karen DeBonis Read More »
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.
