Writers’ Open Mic is a monthly open mic event featuring all literary genres. Prose, poetry, flash fiction, pages from your graphic novel, a haiku about Market Basket; whatever you’re working […]
Visit Ben McNally Books in Toronto for a book launch event with Mundy McLaughlin (Fiction, January 2019) for her debut novel, Blue Life (Civil Sector Press). Mundy will be joined […]
Dr. Greg Stein is pumped. He’s ready. He is so ready to introduce his newest invention, THE VICTOR—a revolutionary device that can permanently erase a woman’s most traumatic memory. And after […]
Visit the Alameda Free Library for the 2026 Alameda Book Con, featuring a number of authors, including Abbie Harlow (WFYP, June 2019), who will be talking about her book, The […]
Join Jennifer Sperry Steinorth and Michael Mercurio (Poetry, January 2017) for the virtual poetry series What The Universe Is. Jennifer Sperry Steinorth’s books include Boys Behind Glass (TRP, 2026), A […]
Acclaimed author P. O’Connell Pearson (WFYP, June 2015) tells the inspiring story of the trailblazing women of the Progressive movement and their work that led to political, economic, and social […]
Join Jody Hobbs Hesler (Fiction, June 2017) for the writing class: If You Can Name It, You Can Fix It: Decoding Common Craft Missteps in Fiction where she will dig […]
Join WBUR and Deborah Sosin (Nonfiction, January 2015) reading from her childhood diaries on "Moritified"-- a comic excavation of teen angst artifacts as shared by their original authors in front […]
As a visual artist, writing about your own work - whether it's an artist statement, exhibition placards, or grant proposals - can be a challenge. Ekphrastic poetry (a.k.a. poetry inspired by visual art) can help you think differently about the process. This 3-hour virtual workshop will include time reading and analyzing ekphrastic poems together, followed […]
Local author and historian P. (Patty) O'Connell Pearson (WFYP, June 2015) will be visiting the City of Fairfax Regional Library to talk about her newest book, No Ordinary Women: How Progressive Era Reformers Reshaped America. This book, recommended for ages 10 and up, details a period of time defined by rampant inequality. Through grassroots movements, people remade American […]
Join Boston Gordon (Poetry, January 2015) and his fellow poets at the "You Can't Kill a Poet Palooza" for a poetry marathon and dance party. Enjoy an incredible lineup of poets, goods from local vendors, You Can’t Kill a Poet merch, and a live DJ. This is a free outdoor event.
Visit the Bristol Area Library in Maine to join Allison Keeton (WFYP, January 2009) and author Matt Cost in conversation about Allison's latest entry in her mystery series, Blaze Orange.