Join the MFA Org for a virtual Q&A on October 14 with two internationally acclaimed novelists: Madeline Miller, author of Circe and The Song of Achilles, and Yangsze Choo, author of The Night Tiger and The Fox Wife. Registration required: bit.ly/specficpanel

Happening this week!

It’s our last collab of the year with Nick Virgilio Haiku Association as part of the Chancellor’s Year of the Arts, so we’re bringing you not one but TWO featured poets! Join us Nov 18 from 7-9 in the Writers House, where we’ll write on the theme of roots/ancestry. Enter through rear door! 🌙🎤

Oct. 30! In conversation with the WH & Prevention Science, Mariah Scott and Patricia Geurds will read from and discuss their contributions to the book Writers for Rare: An Anthology of Personal Stories from the Rare Disease Space. 12:45-1:45, register at go.rutgers.edu/writersforrare

In just two weeks, poet and writer Eric Gamalinda will be in conversation with the Writers House and Institute for the Study of Global Racial Justice. 11/10, 11:20, WH 202. Registration encouraged at go.rutgers.edu/gamalinda

Coming up soon!

Calling all veterans, service members, and their families: we’re partnering with Warrior Writers to offer generative creative writing workshops on the theme of 🎊celebration🎈. Our first virtual workshop is 11/22 from 2-5pm. Free registration, no writing experience required.

Please join the MFA Org on 11/18 for a craft talk with Asali Solomon on finding plot in fiction! She’ll discuss her own experiments in plot as well as the relationship between time, structure, the shape of memory, and the art of the abrupt ending. Free & open to the public.

Monday! We’d love to see you!

Still a few spots left! Join us on Zoom this Saturday 1-4 (note new date and time!)

Tomorrow! Free! See you there! Enter through rear door!

Also tomorrow and also free: can’t wait to be in community with these poets, Nick Virgilio Haiku Association, & you 🌝

Last chance to grab a seat! ⬇️

Calling all veterans, service members, & military family members with ties to South Jersey or PA: Outside the Wire is now accepting submissions for our literary magazine! We’re looking for work on the theme of celebration. More details: go.rutgers.edu/outsidethewire…