By BEVERLY STODDART, A NH Writer’s Life As New Hampshire Poet Laureate, Alexandria Peary “serves as an ambassador for all poets in New Hampshire and works to heighten the visibility
E.C. Ambrose, a prolific Sci-Fi author who makes her home in Nashua, NH, once asked an astrophysicist friend why he went into the field. He replied that reading Ray Bradbury’s
John P. Murphy leads a quiet and somewhat ordinary life in Merrimack, New Hampshire, except for the robots, that is. Murphy readily admits to a life-long fascination with robots, which
A NH Writer’s Life Searching for the Shoah in Auvillar, France By Beverly Stoddart, InDepthNH.org The Spiral Shell: A French Village Reveals Its Secrets of Jewish Resistance in World War
Whether you’re writing a novel, a memoir, or a short story, all writers know how important it is to hook your reader in the first few paragraphs. This workshop will
Join this accomplished panel of science fiction writers to learn what makes this genre unique from other forms of writing. You will hear why they gravitated towards science fiction as
Refugee’s Writing Journey Leads to Children’s Book Deal At eight years old, Hanh Bui and her family left war-torn Vietnam for safety and a new beginning. After nine days at
Workshop: Working Session with AutoCrit Would you like to see how using AutoCrit can help improve your working drafts and save you time and money when you’re refining your
For the last three months, I have provided, what I hope were, inspirational words to urge you to write after we all have endured a difficult two years of pandemic
Contributing Author: Nebula Awarding winning SCI-FI author James Patrick Kelly It’s okay to use foreign words and neologisms in a story without defining them. As youngsters, we all learned how
