The 603 Writers’ Conference is the largest writing conference in New Hampshire.
Step into the world of storytelling mastery in this exclusive 3-hour masterclass with Academy Award-winning writer Ernest Thompson, whose half-century career has shaped some of the most timeless works in film, theater, music, and literature.
NH Writers’ Project members have an exclusive opportunity to showcase their published books on Laura Knoy’s popular podcast, ReadLocalNH. This is more than just a podcast—it’s a platform to amplify your voice and connect with a growing audience of readers and writers.
A monthly gathering of writers in regions throughout the state. Writers’ Night Out is your chance to meet and mingle with other writers in a welcoming setting.
Conversations with published authors. From time to time, the NHWP organizes literary salons around the state. These events bring published authors before an audience for discussion, conversation, and book signings. Follow the NHWP twitter and facebook pages for information about our next literary salon.
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Three-Minute Fiction Slam is a fast-paced literary competition that challenges writers to perform original pieces of fiction in three minutes or less in front of a panel of judges.
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Stage Write is where actors read entertaining selections from “works in progress” by three NHWP authors, with audience feedback.
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Through the Critique Partner Match Program, we pair NH writers together for peer review.
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1st Annual Writing Festival at The Fells set in the beautiful and serene surroundings of the historic John Hay Estate in Newbury, NH. Discounted tickets for NHWP members.
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The New Hampshire Writers’ Project is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit literary arts organization funded by its members, as well as organizations and businesses, who support our region’s writers and literary heritage. The organization is run by a dedicated board of passionate volunteers.
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