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Love horror? Interested in writing it? Come to this four week workshop with Vermont author Ann Dávila Cardinal and talk about all things creepy. We’ll discuss what scares us, the […]
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Green Mountain Academy for Lifelong Learning (GMALL) is delighted to welcome back author Elayne Clift to lead a six-part writing and discussion workshop. The workshop series will take place via […]
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“If the work is going to be good, I believe you have to put yourself into it.” While this maxim could be true of painting, schoolwork, or filing taxes, Kekla […]
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Stone Valley Arts Literary Festival — A Celebration of the Written Word! August 12,13 at 145 East Main Street, Poultney VT (Old Stone Church across from Poultney High School). RSVP […]
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Every 2nd and 4th Monday each month at 6:30-8, we meet on Zoom to read fiction selected from major literary magazines like The New Yorker, Paris Review, Granta, Lit Hub, […]
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A Visiting Writer Craft Talk with Christopher Merrill Vermont Studio Center will host a Visiting Writer Reading with Christopher Merrill as a part of the Visiting Artists and Writers Program. […]
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A Visiting Writer Reading and Craft Talk with Christopher Merrill Vermont Studio Center will host a Visiting Writer Reading with Christopher Merrill as a part of the Visiting Artists and […]
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Visiting Writer, Jason Schneiderman will give a craft talk at Vermont Studio Center on June 23, 2023, at 10:00 am ET. This event is free and open to the public. […]
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Join the Concentric Creatives cohort for our final month of sharing new works! The May event will be a culmination of all six interdisciplinary artists involved in the previous months’ […]
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Novelist Ann Dávila Cardinal discusses her upcoming horror novel for Middle Grade readers, Dry Bones, and reads an excerpt from her upcoming magical realist novel for adults, The Storyteller’s Death, available Oct. 4, 2022.
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Acclaimed essayist Emily Bernard discusses life after her 2019 book Black is the Body, intimacy and the page, and her next project, a collection of essays about Black women artists in the public eye.
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Speaking from a bird’s-eye view seems to come easily to artist Riki Moss, but it is earned. She has learned over the years to be light as a feather—light enough […]
