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 NHWP Critique Partner Match Program matches writers in small groups for peer editing, critique, and commentary. Once matched, we encourage you and your partners to meet regularly (a minimum of four
#1: Introduction to Creative Writing: Writing vibrant prose will be the emphasis for this workshop. Participants will practice several ways to generate fresh, figurative language and discuss how opening lines
Kick off National Novel Writing Month by joining fellow novelists with a write-in event, either in-person at the Ford House or over the internet. We’ll provide some tools to help
Want a chance to meet up with a writer with similar interests to your own, someone who can help critique your writing while you do the same for them? Sign
The words, the marks, the spaces, the sound…all wishing to come together harmoniously from a white and bare page. What are the considerations for this compelling yet daunting endeavor? In
Much of the joy of drafting a work of fiction is the exciting urgency we feel to capture the movie playing in our head and to put it down on
You’ve always wanted to write stories, but maybe you’re a little bit intimidated? Or haven’t got the time? Have you considered writing Flash Fiction? A Flash Fiction story is usually
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
