
Upcoming Literary Events: October 12-18, 2023
Another great week of literary events, book discussions, readings, open mics, and workshops in the region as the temperature and leaves begin to fall.
Another great week of literary events, book discussions, readings, open mics, and workshops in the region as the temperature and leaves begin to fall.
Our friends at the Rensselaerville Library are holding their 11th annual celebration of National Poetry Month with some great events planned.
The kick-off, the 1st round, the ceremonial 1st pitch, the launch of Up the River, the opening lines of Word Fest in the backroom of McGeary’s.
The December edition of the Caffe Lena Poetry Open Mic featuring poets from “Slant of Light: Contemporary Women Writers of the Hudson Valley”.
Poetry returns to the Pine Hollow Arboretum tonight with Marion Menna and Mimi Moriarty for the Poets of Earth, Water, Tree and Sky open mic.
The Hudson Valley Writers Guild has announced the winners of its 2013 Short Fiction Competition with first prize going to Colleen Geraghty.
On Friday, May 24, poetry and spoken word returns to the Pine Hollow Arboretum in Slingerlands with the second open mic and featured reading of the season. This month the
The schedule for the 2013 Pine Hollow Open Mic series is out (see below) and the first reading kicking off the series is Friday April 5 with featured reader Judith
It’s time for the annual Hudson Valley Writers Guild writing contest. Last year was the contest for poetry, this year they are looking for your short fiction with a great
Nancy Klepsch was back as co-host with me, DWx, & a full list of open mic readers, some for the first time, some regulars. George Guarino started us off with a hypnotic reading of his piece “What If,” setting the tone for the afternoon. …
Local area poets Cecele Kraus (Tuscaloosa Bypass), Mimi Moriarty (Sibling Reverie, War Psalm), Linda Sonia Miller (Something Worth Diving For), and Jan Tramontano (Paternal Nocturnewill) will be reading from chapbooks recently
It is not very often that you can combine livestock, amusement rides, carnival games, fired food, and poetry, but up here in the capital region we try to fit poetry into everything