The Gloucester Writers Center is a place for working writers in a working town
Do you have stories to tell about working on Gloucester's waterfront? The Gloucester Writers Center and Maritime Gloucester are joining together to offer a writers group for current and past waterfront workers. Amanda Cook of the Gloucester Writers Center will lead the group. This is a free program, limited to 10 writers. Meets every […]
Ralph Maud
Due to unforeseen medical issues, we need to postpone Ralph Maud's lecture at the Cape Ann Museum. Stay tuned to gloucesterwriters.org Sign up for our blast (top right of the home page) to keep posted about when Ralph will speak and for upcoming events.
Do you have stories to tell about working on Gloucester's waterfront? The Gloucester Writers Center and Maritime Gloucester are joining together to offer a writers group for current and past waterfront workers. Amanda Cook of the Gloucester Writers Center will lead the group. This is a free program, limited to 10 writers. Meets every […]
In September of 1692 nine Gloucester women were accused of witchcraft. Esther Elwell, Margaret Prince, Elizabeth Dicer, Joan Penney, Phoebe Day, Mary Rowe, Rachel Vinson, Abigail Rowe and Rebecca Dike. That same year Gloucester resident Ebenezer Babson asked some of the afflicted Salem village girls to visit his mother who was complaining of "spectral visions" of […]
Jennifer Bartlett
Opening Night October 30th. All are welcome. "A masterpiece of carefully observed naturalistic writing, of unforced political irony and cleverly concealed emotion.... Characters are brilliantly drawn." - London Daily Mail Lauded as one of the year's best in London, this remarkable first play is a gripping study of shifting alliances fueled by cut throat economics […]
