The Gloucester Writers Center is a place for working writers in a working town
Ellen Szabo. This class has been postponed. Stay tuned for more details. Discover rebel poetry – this workshop is designed to inspire. Fun, instructive and liberating. In a supportive stimulating atmosphere, participants will learn the rules and how to break them. Includes brief mini-lectures, guided discussion of selected poems by established writers, writing prompts/ten minute […]
Fiction Workshop with Ann McArdle Four Thursday mornings, October 8, 15, 22, and 29 from 10 am to noon. Learn from the masters. This course will help you move your own work forward through close observation of the treatments of specific elements of story by successful authors, and by discussion of how you might apply […]
“Why Write? To Better Understand the World and the People Who Live in It” – Brian Turner, Iraq Veteran and Poet Veterans Writing Workshop, Fall 2015, Starts Oct. 1. The Inner Voice and the Outer World The Veterans Writing Workshop helps people get started or move forward on their own writing projects. Veterans from all […]
4-Week Workshop with Staged Reading event post-Workshop M. Lynda Robinson Thursdays October 22 to November 12 $125 Public Staged Reading - date TBD Limited to 12 participants. Everyone has a story to tell. The 10-minute play format has all the elements of drama – plot, characters, dialogue & conflict. Learn how to put those […]
Ellen Szabo. Fridays, October 9 to November 13 9 to 11AM Writing memoir is a way to figure out who you used to be and how you got to be who you are. This workshop will explore the process of writing unforgettable memoir. In a supportive stimulating atmosphere, participants will learn the rules […]
B.H. Fairchild’s speaker in “The Blue Buick: A Narrative” says ...an able catcher sets his feet to avoid the extra step that makes him miss the steal at second, a poet hears the syllable before the word, a good machinist “feels” the cut before he measures it. The leaders will […]
Ellen Szabo. This class has been postponed. Stay tuned for more details. Discover rebel poetry – this workshop is designed to inspire. Fun, instructive and liberating. In a supportive stimulating atmosphere, participants will learn the rules and how to break them. Includes brief mini-lectures, guided discussion of selected poems by established writers, writing prompts/ten minute […]
The next of the Working Waterfront Writers Group kicks off on October 13 at 7:30 pm. The Gloucester Writers Center and Maritime Gloucester are offering a writers group for current and past waterfront workers led by the Writers Center’s Amanda Cook. We will focus on writing about work, the relationship between the writer and the waterfront and […]
Fiction Workshop with Ann McArdle Four Thursday mornings, October 8, 15, 22, and 29 from 10 am to noon. Learn from the masters. This course will help you move your own work forward through close observation of the treatments of specific elements of story by successful authors, and by discussion of how you might apply […]
“Why Write? To Better Understand the World and the People Who Live in It” – Brian Turner, Iraq Veteran and Poet Veterans Writing Workshop, Fall 2015, Starts Oct. 1. The Inner Voice and the Outer World The Veterans Writing Workshop helps people get started or move forward on their own writing projects. Veterans from all […]