Temporary Change in the Way We Conduct Business
In view of the growing concerns about the spread of Corona Virus and our members’ health, the NHWP Board has shifted all ‘in person’ workshops and activities to online experiences. All workshops, as of
In view of the growing concerns about the spread of Corona Virus and our members’ health, the NHWP Board has shifted all ‘in person’ workshops and activities to online experiences. All workshops, as of
Dear Members, As you are all too painfully aware, the COVID-19 pandemic is having new impacts on our physical and economic lives almost daily. As a result, we believe it
Feel like the bookshelves don’t reflect your marginalized experience? If you are writing from the margins, join this workshop with 2019 NESCBWI Windows and Mirrors award winner, Loretta L.C. Brady.
Wednesday March 18, 2020, 7-8pm So you’ve been introduced to the basics of Scrivener. Maybe you’ve even started using it to get your binder in order or create new scenes.
Beginning Saturday, February 22, the NHWP is bringing you a series of classes dedicated to playwriting. Take one class or all four! Structure, with Robbi D’Allessandro (Workshop) Saturday, February 22,
This Event Is Being Re-scheduled After conferring with the organizers of the Three-Minute Slam Fiction competition, we have made the decision to postpone the Flash Fiction finals on March
In partnership with the Palace Theatre (Manchester), the New Hampshire Writers’ Project is launching, NHWP Onstage, an in-depth six-week series of workshops exploring the art of playwriting. This will be
Saturday February 29, 2020, 1:30-4:30pm Registration is now closed. Bringing your stories and characters to life and making them memorable is essential during a public reading. This workshop will give
Wednesday February 26, 2020, 7-8pm Your book is one among millions on the Amazon storefront. Unless Oprah just endorsed your book, there’s little chance of readers finding it on Amazon
Wednesday February 12, 2020, 7-8pm First? Second? Third? Cinematic? Omniscient? Limited? Direct Address? Before you can begin to tell your story, you need to decide how to tell it. This


