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Join Suzanne Cope (Nonfiction, 2007) at the IAWA New York Literary Series for an engaging conversation about her work. Suzanne Cope is a scholar and narrative journalist, and is the author of Women of War: The Italian Assassins, […]
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Patricia Lynn’s (WSS, June 2023) play Hyde (Or Girls Can Kill Goats) is a featured play at Athena’s Project: Read & Rant event. Join her for a lively discussion about her script. Hyde is a fierce feminist reimagining […]
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David Farrow (Fiction, June 2022) will be a featured author, selling signed copies of his Neverglades books at the Merrimack Valley Halloween Book Festival.
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Join Lisa Kenner Grissom (WSS, June 2013) for a staged reading of her new television pilot, FANIA IN THE FOREST. After the 1941 Nazi invasion of Vilna tears her family apart, a defiant 16-year-old Jewish girl fights to […]
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Rachel Teferet (WFYP, June 2025) takes the stage at the short-form open-performance event, Say Something! Xe will perform “crown me as the poet laureate of the underworld.“ Rachel Teferet (Xe/They) is a writer, witch, and creative writing MFA […]
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Join Sara Levine (WFYP/Nonfiction, January 2006) for a panel talk, “Sneaky Science! Using Picture Books to Increase STEAM Content Knowledge and Enhance Literacy.” Sara will discuss how she maintained a STEAM lens through her writing process and how she snuck […]
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Join Sara Farizan (WFYP, January 2012 & Mentor) to kick off Banned Books Week. Sara will be joined by Brookline teen librarian Tori Gellman and bookseller Alex Schaffner.
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Join poet Robbie Gamble (Poetry/Nonfiction, January 2017/June 2020) for a reading of his poem “The Mudroom of My Grieving,” a finalist in the 2026 New England Poetry Contest.
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Watch, support, and vote for John Westby’s (WSS, June 2025) play Exit Interview, a finalist in The Spectacular Tournament of Playwrights presented by The Acorns. Tickets available now!
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Join award-winning children’s book writer and illustrator Claudia Rueda (WFYP, January 2010), in conversation with Yevgenia Nayberg, author and illustrator of Another Tongue, as they discuss making books in a foreign language.