Writers Tip: Get Yourself a Good Typewriter By R.W.W. Greene Forget creativity apps and grammar-check subscriptions; the way to Writer Nirvana is a decent typewriter. Only an ‘office piano’ has
In recent history, there has not been a more challenging time than now. There has never been a period when more unity, compassion, acceptance and multi-cultural understanding is necessary.
JOIN US FOR THIS INSPIRING EVENT Under the Madness Magazine is hosting an utterly unique publication reunion! In 2021, Jenzo DuQue’s short story, “The Rest of Us,” was selected for
A NH Writer’s Life Alcoholism and Andy Marsjanik’s Mission to Help By Beverly Stoddart, InDepthNH.org After thirty-five years, Andy Marsjanik stopped drinking following a short stay in rehab. He never
Jack and Hannah McCarthy Scholarship This scholarship is named after brother and sister, Jack McCarthy, a much-loved spoken word poet from New Hampshire who died in 2013, and Hannah McCarthy,
Panel Discussion: What Makes a Great Story? Paula Munier, Jessica Reino, and Alison Weiss. Paula Munier is a literary agent and the USA TODAY bestselling author of the Mercy Carr
A NH Writer’s Life – InDepthNH.org Terry Farish – Literature is how I know the world. By Beverly Stoddart On a sunny October morning, I met Terry Farish at a
Life happens. Every day we wake up to go through our daily routines as parents, wives, husbands, and students with thoughts of what to wear, when to go grocery shopping,
Robert Wheeler, fueled by his many passions, is an author, photojournalist, lecturer, student, teacher, traveler, and agent of generosity. He is also a dear friend of NHWP, serving on the
While the first day of January is most commonly known as New Year’s Day, it also happens to be Public Domain Day. Each year on that date, certain books, movies,
