Brian Sneeden
Brian Sneeden’s first collection of poems, Last City, is forthcoming from Carnegie Mellon University Press (2018). His work has appeared in Beloit Poetry Journal, Harvard Review, TriQuarterly, Virginia Quarterly Review, […]
The Gloucester Writers Center is a place for working writers in a working town
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Open Mic
Gloucester Writers Center 126 East Main Street, Gloucester
Sandra Williams and Jan Blais
Sandra Williams will read excerpts from Moss on Stone, a local, historical novella inspired by the diary of the young Susannah Norwood Torrey (1826-1908), a resident of Rockport, MA in the […]
Short Story Writing: Structure and Meaning
Gloucester Writers Center 126 East Main Street, GloucesterShort Story Writing: Structure and Meaning Ann McArdle This workshop will combine reading and studying classic short stories as examples, in-class writing exercises, and writing a new and original short […]
Charles Olson’s Impact
Maud / Olson Library 108 East Main Street, GloucesterIn this six-week course we will explore Charles Olson's core poems and essays and their influence on two generations of poets. We will begin with his students at Black Mountain […]
Fish Tales: A Celebration of Poetry Month
Sawyer Free Library 2 Dale Ave, GloucesterJeff Zinn
Gloucester Writers Center 126 East Main Street, GloucesterJeff Zinn, Equity actor, Award-winning director and GSC managing director will read from his memoir. "The Existential Actor : Life and Death Onstage and Off." "This is a book for […]
Fanny Howe
Fanny Howe has written many books of poetry and fiction. Her most recent collection of poetry is Second Childhood from Graywolf Press. She was a Finalist for the National Book […]
Getting Heard: Pizza and Postcards
Gloucester Writers Center 126 East Main Street, GloucesterHow to be heard by your government: Using the traditional tools of letters and postcards, we will discuss ways of expressing oneself on paper to effect policy change. We will […]