Let’s be honest. Marketing can feel like a second full-time job—especially when you’re already balancing writing, work, family, deadlines, and life. Post more.Show up everywhere.Start a newsletter.Create a website.Launch a
On Wednesday, February 18, the New Hampshire Writers’ Project (NHWP) had the honor of launching the first event of the Colonel Melvin Weston Rowell Literary Project for Veterans with an
This post is part of our ongoing “Meet the Team” series, where we introduce the dedicated individuals who help shape and support the NH Writers’ Project (NHWP). Each conversation highlights
One of the most common challenges writers face—regardless of genre or experience level—is marketing that feels scattered, exhausting, or ineffective. You post on social media, update your website, pitch events,
When people talk about writing goals, the conversation often jumps straight to the biggest milestone imaginable: finishing a book. And yes—completing a manuscript is an incredible achievement. But it’s not
The New Hampshire Writers’ Project (NHWP) proudly announced the winners of the 2025 New Hampshire Literary Awards at a ceremony held on Saturday, October 18th at the Puritan Backroom in
For many in our community, this holiday season feels different. The government shutdown has left thousands without paychecks, and essential programs like SNAP benefits are on hold. Families are struggling
The New Hampshire Writers’ Project (NHWP) is proud to announce the finalists for the 16th Biennial New Hampshire Literary Awards, recognizing outstanding works written by or about New Hampshire. These
This post is part of our ongoing “Meet the Team” series, where we introduce the dedicated individuals who help shape and support the New Hampshire Writers’ Project. Each conversation highlights
Launching a book is one of the most exciting—and overwhelming—parts of the publishing journey. At our August Member Marketing Support Group (MMSG) meeting, authors at every stage of the process
