2023 HVWG Short Fiction Contest Winners
The Hudson Valley Writers Guild is happy to announce the winners of the 2023 Short Fiction Contest – Frisina, Arthur, Castellani, and Perez.
The Hudson Valley Writers Guild is happy to announce the winners of the 2023 Short Fiction Contest – Frisina, Arthur, Castellani, and Perez.
Three poems – “Canards from Close Relatives,” “Functional Funeral,” and “Starvation Poems” – by poet and writer Brannon O’Brennan.
Another great week of book discussions, readings, open mics, and workshops in the region as we start to settle into the fall season.
It’s 1946, Johnny Stone is back in Brooklyn, out of job, in trouble with the woman he was planning to marry, and knee deep in a mystery that may very well be more dangerous than the bullets he dodged during the war.
There are a lot of great events this week in our regional literary community, including the Albany Book Festival, the Caffe Lena Poetry Festival, and so much more.
Thom Francis welcomes Mary Panza to the stage for a reading at The Linda hosted by the HVWG, Hobo Camp Review, and Trailer Park Quarterly.
James H Duncan visits his hometown bookstore, Braveheart Books in Stephentown, as it prepares for its 8 year anniversary on September 23.
A prose poem – “Voluptuous Breakdown” – about body positivity and acceptance by former NYC English Teacher Shannon O’Neill.
Seven full days and nights of events in our regional literary community. Here’s a quick look at the book discussions, readings, open mics, and workshops coming up.
“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.
Writers in the Mountains presents “Mini-Essays and Short Stories,” a six-week workshop with Expressive Arts Therapist, writer, and teacher Jane Seitel.
Thom Francis welcomes Toledo, Ohio poet John Dorsey to the stage for a reading at The Linda, WAMC’s Performing Arts Studio hosted by the Hudson Valley Writers Guild and literary journals Hobo Camp Review and Trailer Park Quarterly.
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.