Turning the Compost is the April theme as prompts will support editing techniques that hone our craft as writers in what ever phase of development.
Do you love historical fiction? Want to hear four acclaimed authors talk about how they dig into the past and keep you turning the pages?
Poet Sharon Israel will conduct ongoing generative workshops using the Amherst Writers and Artists (AWA) Method that will help you dive deep through exciting visual, musical and tactile prompts as well as compelling word-based prompts and exercises.
There is no time like now to take on fears large and small—about what “can” and “can’t” be done—that keep your writing from soaring into excellence. In this workshop we will confront the forces, both external and internal, that stifle creativity.
Gather with fellow writers for this every other Wednesday workshop at the Hudson Library.
There is no time like now to take on fears large and small—about what “can” and “can’t” be done—that keep your writing from soaring into excellence. In this workshop we will confront the forces, both external and internal, that stifle creativity.
Write in good company, with good food and drinks at a daytime write-in at Mochalisa's Caffe.
Writer Wednesday features a seasoned writer offering a quick talk and then an opportunity to ask questions and chat with one another.
Gather with fellow writers for this every other Wednesday workshop at the Hudson Library.
Write in good company, with good food and drinks at a daytime write-in at Mochalisa's Caffe.
Gather with fellow writers for this every other Wednesday workshop at the Hudson Library.
Write in good company, with good food and drinks at a daytime write-in at Mochalisa's Caffe.
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.
