ONLINE Teen Writing Club
Local writer and poet, Abbey Gallagher, is continuing our adolescent writing workshop series ONLINE using written prompts, physical objects, images, and much more to spark [...]
ONLINE Teen Writing Club
Local writer and poet, Abbey Gallagher, is continuing our adolescent writing workshop series ONLINE using written prompts, physical objects, images, and much more to spark [...]
ONLINE Teen Writing Club
Local writer and poet, Abbey Gallagher, is continuing our adolescent writing workshop series ONLINE using written prompts, physical objects, images, and much more to spark [...]
ONLINE Teen Writing Club
Local writer and poet, Abbey Gallagher, is continuing our adolescent writing workshop series ONLINE using written prompts, physical objects, images, and much more to spark [...]
How Narrative Changes its Rules: A discussion with memoirist Mark Scarbrough & novelist Helen Klein Ross
Readers often think novels are veiled memoirs and memoirs are fictionalized lives. But the two forms are so different when it comes to their writing [...]
ONLINE Teen Writing Club
Local writer and poet, Abbey Gallagher, is continuing our adolescent writing workshop series ONLINE using written prompts, physical objects, images, and much more to spark [...]
ONLINE Teen Writing Club
Local writer and poet, Abbey Gallagher, is continuing our adolescent writing workshop series ONLINE using written prompts, physical objects, images, and much more to spark [...]
ONLINE Teen Writing Club
Local writer and poet, Abbey Gallagher, is continuing our adolescent writing workshop series ONLINE using written prompts, physical objects, images, and much more to spark [...]
Thought Control: A History Presented by Author Peter B. Kaufman, MIT Open Learning
For centuries powerful forces have purposely crippled public efforts to share knowledge widely and freely. Kaufman, author of the newly released The New Enlightenment [...]
I Am Not A Juvenile Delinquent: How Poetry Changed a Group of At-Risk Young Women presented by Sharon Charde
The death of a child and the subsequent quest for coping strategies is hardly a new story. For psychotherapist, teacher, and writer Sharon Charde, a [...]