The Hudson Valley Writers Guild joins the literary community in mourning the loss of Pierre Joris, a poet, translator, and essayist whose influence reached far beyond the page. While his
In this latest chapter of “Printed in Blood,” Johnny’s in jail again, but this time it’s for murder.
Sally Simon will teach the ins and outs of submitting your fiction, poetry and creative nonfiction to literary journals for publication.
Four poems – Child Down a Well,” “Across the World,” “From Away,” and “I Think it is Impossible to Sleep” – by George Moore
Three poems – “Self-Comparison,” “Reflection,” and “Roots” – from writer, international speaker, academic author, and poet Barbara Ficarra.
Never Too Late I don’t know the difference between poetry and a diary entry. Isn’t life just poetry in its truest form? Its twists and turns, its trials and tribulations,
Three poems – “Hands,” “I’m okay, it’s just that,” and “Before my father was ash” – by New Haven, CT, poet Tim Stobierski.
Five poems – “The Whereabouts of Heaven,” “My Love Don’t Dream, She Vignettes,” “dense thickets,” “Mediums Mystics and Madmen,” and ‘salt water taffy” – by Mike Jurkovic.
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.
Three poems – “Eyes of Stone,” “The Midnight Toilet Clog,” and “The Two Minute Novella” – by writer and poet Richard Rose.
In these four classes, led by Ian Ross Singleton, you’ll identify and implement concrete techniques, devices, and strategies for your own writing.
James H Duncan is back from Paris and tells us about his visit to Shakespeare and Co. and the Abbey Bookshop.
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.
