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Summer Social Set for Saturday, July 11
If you’re an aspiring author, poet, playwright, or devout reader, you’re invited to the New Hampshire Writers’ Project’s annual Summer Social. This potluck event will be July 11th, from 12-to-4,...
View ArticleBoard Makes Timing Changes to NH Lit Awards
Traditionally the New Hampshire Literary Awards have been given out in the fall of odd-numbered years. The most recent award recipients, however, were honored in the Spring of 2014 as part of...
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New Atlas Looks at New England Train History
NH Writer Herb Pence: You write what you knowBy Renee RoyTrain lovers, history advocates, readers of all kind, The Illustrated Atlas of Maine's Street & Electric Railways 1863- 1946 is available...
View ArticleThe New Hampshire Poetry Festival is Nigh!
This fall, the Granite State celebrates its strong poetry tradition with the inaugural New Hampshire Poetry Festival. Organized by two leading literary organizations, The Poetry Society of New...
View ArticleThe Right Time and the Right Place
By Lea PageI began writing four years ago in the warm room of the Laconia Ice Rink, where my son had hockey practice three times a week. I wrote the lion's share of my first book, PARENTING IN THE HERE...
View ArticleNH Institute Offers Scholarships to Poetry Out Loud Winners
THe Hampshire Institute of Art will offer significant scholarships to both Poetry Out Loud teachers and their competition-winning students.“NHIA initially established the Poetry Out Loud Scholarship in...
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Author Interview: Pratima Cranse
By Renee RoyDebut New Hampshire author Pratima Cranse took a few minutes recently to talk about her first novel, All the Major Constellations, and offered some insight as to how her past has acted as...
View ArticleAnnouncing The New Hampshire Writers’ Project Student Essay Contest
Purpose: To enable New Hampshire high school and college students to share their stories and ideas about critical contemporary issues in order promote civil discourse through the transformative power...
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Even busy college students can find time to write
By Jordan GambaleAre you a college student with a busy schedule who has trouble finding the time to write? As somebody who had been writing in any spare moment I had, I was surprised and somewhat...
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Author Marianne Williamson coming to Capitol Center Feb. 4
Internationally acclaimed spiritual author and lecturer, Marianne Williamson is coming to the Capitol Center for the Arts in Concord, NH on Thursday, February 4 from 7-10 pm. This featured event is...
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