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How do writers bring vivid natural environments to life on the page? Join The Porch for a free craft class and reading with writer Erin Cecilia Thomas (Fiction, January 2023), whose debut short story collection I Watched You from […]
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Jessa Maxwell, Kristin Offiler (Fiction, January 2011), and Vanessa Lillie will discuss their writing process, the thriller/mystery genre, and using Rhode Island as a locale in their novels. Maxwell’s Dead of Summer is a twisty, entertaining atmospheric thriller […]
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Kent Neal (Poetry, January 2023) has a poem “First Flirt” in the current issue of Bicoastal Review. c3 Crew (WFYP, June 2008) has a poetry chapbook, The 8 Ancient Geek Words for Love, available from Bottlecap Press. Rachel […]
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Eileen Cleary (Poetry, June 2017) has been longlisted for the 2025 Mass Book Award in Poetry, for her book Wild Pack of the Living. Enzo Silon Surin (Poetry, 2012) is a 2025 Mass Cultural Council grant recipient in […]
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Jody Hobbs Hesler (Fiction, June 2017) has a short story “Swingset Bird” in Pithead Chapel. Robbie Gamble (Poetry, January 2017) has five new poems out in March: “Perseids” in Halfway Down the Stairs; “Aubade to Self” in ONE […]
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Barnes & Noble Clifton Commons will be hosting a book signing with Hayley Krischer (Fiction, June 2009) in celebration of her new book You Belong to Me. Hayley will be in discussion with New York Times bestselling author Liz Lawson. Attendees must purchase […]
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Visit Annabelle’s Book Club LA for a book signing with Hayley Krischer (Fiction, June 2009) in conversation with Raegan Revord about Hayley’s new book, You Belong to Me.
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Rees Collier (Fiction, January 2025) has a feature, “Love’s Improbable Odds” in The Boston Sunday Globe Magazine. Abbie Harlow (WFYP, June 2019) has announced that her debut YA novel, A Butterfly’s Sting will be published in October 2025, […]
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Join us for a virtual celebration of Alissa Butterworth’s (Fiction, June 2012) debut novel, To Die Is Different Than Supposed! Registration required. We died by bicycle, by a breakfast gone bad, by a fist, a broken promise, a […]
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Cindy House, author, nonfiction mentor and Lesley Alum, talks about the challenges of writing a follow up to her memoir Mother Noise, what she has learned from opening for David Sedaris, the “truth” in memoir and the joy […]