Hear a sampling of three-minute readings from Solstice's winter 2022 guest faculty and writers-in-residence. Readers include: • Robbie Gamble (Poetry, January 2017)• Annie Harnett• Lee Hope• Sydney Lea• Shelley Linso• […]
Join Tracey Baptiste (WFYP, MFA Writing Faculty) and Matthew Henry, Visiting Poet, as they read from their work. Registration is free and open to the public.
Join SJ Rozan, Visiting Author, Fiction, and WSS Alum Thato Mwosa (June 2017) as they read from and show their work. Registration is free and open to the public.
Cambridge Common Writers will be hosting a virtual reading once more during the January Residency for Lesley University. This event is free and open to the public. Readers: Michelle Boland […]
Eileen Cleary (Poetry, June 2016) - founder & editor of Lily Poetry Review and Lily Poetry Review Books - will be reading her work at this free virtual poetry event, […]
Join Harbor Editions on Facebook Live for a reading by Joan Kwon Glass and Boston Gordon (Poetry, January 2015) from their new chapbooks.
Host and author Ginna BB Gordon will lead a lively and probing conversation about the writing process and what it takes to be an author. Her guests are psychologist and […]
All writers, no matter how accomplished, feel the pressure of finding the right words to invigorate their prose and bring their stories to life. The right word choice and arrangement can surprise and […]
Robbie Gamble (Poetry/Nonfiction; January 2017/June 2020) reads from "A Can of Pinto Beans" -poetry recounting his work with "No More Deaths"
Join Odyssey Bookshop both in person and online on Thursday, February 10 at 7 PM for a reading and discussion of Julie Wittes-Schlack's (Nonfiction, June 2013) new novel, Burning and Dodging. She […]
What The Universe Is: A Reading Series featuring two fantastic poets in a continent-spanning event: Gustavo Hernandez is the author of the poetry collection Flower Grand First (Moon Tide Press). Gustavo […]
We've all read the popular New York Times Modern Love column. What you might not know is that the Times receives thousands of submissions for the 50 essays it publishes each year, making it […]