Selected Shorts is a popular travelling series and podcast produced by Public Radio International. Stories by new and old writers alike are read by a variety of actors and actresses. The broadcast is aired on over 150 different stations and the podcast is popular on iTunes.
Courtney Galligan (now Semoff) was interviewed by Kevin Factor on WGXC’s “Foraging Ahead” to discuss writing and NY Writer’s Compendium.
The gorgeous garden patio of Lucas Confectionery offered a lovely backdrop for some of Upstate’s most creative minds to showcase their talents.
Ben Nadler is the author of “The Sea Beach Line”, Ph.D. student at University at Albany, and co-editor of “Barzakh”.
NY Writer’s Compendium’s Ana Williams sat down with Mark Nepo, a poet who has taught in the fields of poetry & spirituality for over 30 years.
Ana Williams from the NY Writer’s Compendium had the privilege of attending a NYS Writers Institute event titled “Writing Love”.
On Friday, February 16th, SUNY Albany hosted four renowned creative artists/authors in the University Art Museum and Brandon Alpert was there.
NY Writer’s Compendium’s Ana Williams attended Poetic Vibe, an AMAZING weekly event hosted by D. Colin at Troy Kitchen.
He continued on with this intensity saying that “we are a nation in crisis” and that we can’t just continue to pass the blame. Dr. Barber said the wall our current President wants to build is a symptom of our identity crisis.
Karlie Flood interviews Paul Grondahl, an award-winning journalist, biographer, and now director of the New York State Writers Institute.
Nancy Klepsch is a poet, an alum of UAlbany & Saint Rose, co-host of 2nd Sunday @ 2 open mic, a literary figure that understands the importance community.
VOICE LESS readings is an open mic that began in March 2017 and is held every Thursday night at the Green Kill Gallery in Kingston, NY. VOICE LESS seeks to “give those who feel like their art is not heard, a place where they can share, listen, and become inspired.” According to host Noah David Roberts, the open mic is “a place for those without a place.”
