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Are of Freedom Live will present a staged reading of Hugh MacKay’s (WSS, June 2025) play “Mr. Bunny” during Dear US: One Acts to Bridge the Divide. During this two-night event, eleven short plays from writers across the […]

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Join playwright Jami Brandli (WSS, Mentor) for a night of fun, immersive afternoon as her play, “The Romeo and Juliet Senior Citizens Project – A Comedy,” is brought to life. Audience members can enjoy themed drinks, light bites, […]

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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 […]
Nathan Tavares’s (Fiction, June 2011) article, “Are huge ice cream scoops a uniquely New England thing?” has been published on Boston.com. Andrea Wang (WFYP, June 2011) has joined Hamline University’s faculty in the MFA in Writing for Children […]

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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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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!
Leland Cheuk’s (Fiction, June 2008) essay “Good Works” appears in What Are You Waiting For, an anthology of essays, poetry, and artwork. Available for purchase now. His new novel, Soulwaking is now available for pre-sale through Harvard Square […]

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John Westby (WSS, June 2025)’s play “Breakage” will be a part of the Network Playfest as part of the 10-minute plays by Chicago Dramtists Network Playwrights.
Deborah Sosin (Nonfiction, January 2015) speaks about Micro Memoirs with Maximum Impact on Freelance Writing Direct with Estelle Erasmus (Episode#198). Sara Levine (Nonfiction/WFYP, January 2006) has two new picture books, How We Fly and Talking to Worms, now […]

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Not all RomComs deserve a happily ever after. But this one might just kill for it. Close Distance Disappearing Acts is sexy, funny, and deliciously dangerous. ANDY is a quirky vigilante on a mission: clearing nerd conventions of […]
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