Writers, channel your imagination and share your talents with this 19th annual contest for all ages. Enter your original work in any genre for a chance to showcase your creativity. All entries will be published in a professionally bound compilation book. Winners will be honored during a Writers Awards event. Be creative & have fun! […]
Join us for a fantastic workshop taught by local artist Raeghan Buchanan on how to create your own comic book! Registration Required!
Generously sponsored by the Susan Cramer Fund, Granville Public Library presents Cultivating Your Creativity Writing Workshop with Dr. Nicole Gnezda from Thurber House. Registration Required!
The Village Poetry Workshop is a monthly meetup of poets looking to share their work and receive constructive feedback from their peers. The Village Poetry Workshop is run by HQ's former Operations Manager Nathan McDowell. If you are interested in participating, please email any questions you may have and a sample of work you would like […]
Join author J.E. Irvin at a Poetry Reading Edison State Community College, Piqua Campus – Robinson Theatre 11:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
Artist, author, & punk rock aficionado Raeghan Buchanan discusses her comic The Secret History of Black Punk, an illustrated roll-call of punk, post-punk & experimental bands from ground zero til now. Registration required!
Join us for an hour of writing, hosted by our friend Alex Lewis. We’ve discovered that it’s strikingly helpful to write with other writers. See if it’s true for you at 7:00pm every fourth Wednesday of the month. Be it a book, blog, script, essay, dissertation, resume, melody, poem or just plain work stuff, you […]
A writing and support group for interdisciplinary PhD students working on prospectus or dissertation drafts. Free to attend.
On Thursday, February 27th, The Gund at Kenyon College welcomes creative writers across genres to visit the art museum from 6:00 p.m.–7:00 p.m. for an Ekphrastic Writing Workshop. Whether you’re a poet or a playwright, a memoirist or genre fiction writer, this workshop is a great opportunity to stretch your imagination with prompts responding to and expanding on works of […]
Mystery writer Andrew Welsh-Huggins will discuss how he researches his crime novels and short stories, drawing on his more than 30 years as a journalist. Registration opens on Thursday, February 13 2025 at 10:00am
Please join the Department of English Visiting Writers Series for a reading and Q&A with novelist, Erika T. Wurth. Erika T. Wurth’s novel White Horse is a New York Times Editors Pick, a Good Morning America Buzz Pick, and an Indie Next, Target Book of the Month, and BOTM Pick. She is both a Kenyon and Sewanee […]
We offer writers a supportive environment for writing, reading, and gentle critiquing. Each Person has a opportunity to hare., read or bring copies of their work for discussion. Some of us give better feedback when we see a copy; usually 5 copies are enough for us to share. Free and open to all. Free parking.
Registration required: https://ualibrary.libnet.info/event/10607548 Find inspiration, accountability, and an opportunity to develop your creative writing skills at this monthly fantasy & science fiction writers’ group. If you want more information about the group, please email the Tremont Programmer at dgrimes@ualibrary.org. See our event calendar to keep up with the writer's group and other UAPL writing events here: https://ualibrary.libnet.info/events
Join us as we welcome back author & illustrator Jashar Awan in celebration of his latest picture book (ages 3+), Every Monday Mabel. From the creator of I’m Going to Build a Snowman comes a surprising celebration of community helpers that captures the joy and wonder of being a kid, centering around a precocious girl whose […]
Though the name Larry Ivie has been largely forgotten, it was ubiquitous within the world of comics fandom in the 1950s and 60s. Born in 1936, two years before the first appearance of Superman, Ivie came of age alongside the comic book form itself and dedicated his life to preserving its history. As a collector, historian, writer, artist, […]
Though the name Larry Ivie has been largely forgotten, it was ubiquitous within the world of comics fandom in the 1950s and 60s. Born in 1936, two years before the first appearance of Superman, Ivie came of age alongside the comic book form itself and dedicated his life to preserving its history. As a collector, historian, writer, artist, […]
Join us as we welcome poets Zach Hannah & Su Flatt to the Unicorn Stage as they read from their new book "I Love You, Punk!"
This exhibit celebrates the legacy of comics historian, writer, artist and collector Larry Ivie. As a fan-driven trailblazer, Ivie’s contributions as a collector and publisher of fanzines helped shape the dialogue around comics during a time when they were often stigmatized. Rare and unique items from Ivie’s collection are shown in this exhibit, providing a […]
At this moment in time, the event is full. Follow this link to join waitlist - https://bexleylibrary.org/event/12768204 Join us when science writer, Zoë Schlanger discusses her newest book, The Light Eaters: How the Unseen World of Plant Intelligence Offers a New Understanding of Life on Earth. The Light Eaters is a New York Times bestseller that has been dubbed […]
Free event. Registration required. Welcome Rebe Huntman, memoirist, essayist, dancer, teacher, poet, and Delaware resident, to celebrate the release of her highly anticipated memoir "My Mother in Havana!" In this intimate conversation, the author offers a window into the extraordinary world of Afro-Cuban gods and ghosts and the dances and rituals that call them forth. […]
A writing and support group for interdisciplinary PhD students working on prospectus or dissertation drafts. Free to attend.
This exhibit celebrates the legacy of comics historian, writer, artist and collector Larry Ivie. As a fan-driven trailblazer, Ivie’s contributions as a collector and publisher of fanzines helped shape the dialogue around comics during a time when they were often stigmatized. Rare and unique items from Ivie’s collection are shown in this exhibit, providing a […]
Join acclaimed Denison alumni—poet Katherine Berta, novelist Scott Hylbet, poet Derek Mong, and novelist Alison Stine—for a conversation about creating a life in writing and their most recent work. This event is part of Art ReMix, a marquee event on Denison’s campus, where alums from a multitude of art-related industries, majors, and backgrounds share their […]
Inspired by Philadelphia's Backyard Writers Workshop, the Firepit Writers Workshop is a monthly meetup of fiction writers looking to share their work and receive constructive feedback from their peers. The Firepit Writers Workshop will be run by writer Suzanne Hodsden. Space and time at workshops is limited, so if you are interested in participating, please email […]
The Authors Anonymous meetup continues at the Public Library of Mount Vernon and Knox County in 2025, welcoming all writers age 18+ to join us twice a month for creative writing community, craft tips, workshops, and conversation. The group is open to writers at all stages of experience, from expert to novice.
Village Poetry Open Mic is a free monthly open mic hosted at Two Dollar Radio HQ. We're here to celebrate and nurture Columbus' diverse and unmatched poetry scene. Hosted by Nathan McDowell.
This exhibit celebrates the legacy of comics historian, writer, artist and collector Larry Ivie. As a fan-driven trailblazer, Ivie’s contributions as a collector and publisher of fanzines helped shape the dialogue around comics during a time when they were often stigmatized. Rare and unique items from Ivie’s collection are shown in this exhibit, providing a […]
Though the name Larry Ivie has been largely forgotten, it was ubiquitous within the world of comics fandom in the 1950s and 60s. Born in 1936, two years before the first appearance of Superman, Ivie came of age alongside the comic book form itself and dedicated his life to preserving its history. As a collector, historian, writer, artist, […]
Though the name Larry Ivie has been largely forgotten, it was ubiquitous within the world of comics fandom in the 1950s and 60s. Born in 1936, two years before the first appearance of Superman, Ivie came of age alongside the comic book form itself and dedicated his life to preserving its history. As a collector, historian, writer, artist, […]
Join Let's Read 20 and Marion Public Library for a book signing by author Jarrett J. Krosoczka
This exhibit celebrates the legacy of comics historian, writer, artist and collector Larry Ivie. As a fan-driven trailblazer, Ivie’s contributions as a collector and publisher of fanzines helped shape the dialogue around comics during a time when they were often stigmatized. Rare and unique items from Ivie’s collection are shown in this exhibit, providing a […]
Join the Whitehall Branch for an author visit with local author, Poteah Dent Mackessy! Activities and light refreshments will be provided.
Autobiography and Memoir: Writing About Life and Family is a course for adult writers who want to compose and share personal lived experiences and family stories. Each session, you’ll generate new writing through exercises focused on nonfiction craft elements. Whether you’re hoping to publish your life story, share a trove of family lore with relatives, or […]
Join us for an hour of writing, hosted by our friend Alex Lewis. We’ve discovered that it’s strikingly helpful to write with other writers. See if it’s true for you at 7:00pm every fourth Wednesday of the month. Be it a book, blog, script, essay, dissertation, resume, melody, poem or just plain work stuff, you […]
A writing and support group for interdisciplinary PhD students working on prospectus or dissertation drafts. Free to attend.
This exhibit celebrates the legacy of comics historian, writer, artist and collector Larry Ivie. As a fan-driven trailblazer, Ivie’s contributions as a collector and publisher of fanzines helped shape the dialogue around comics during a time when they were often stigmatized. Rare and unique items from Ivie’s collection are shown in this exhibit, providing a […]
This exhibit celebrates the legacy of comics historian, writer, artist and collector Larry Ivie. As a fan-driven trailblazer, Ivie’s contributions as a collector and publisher of fanzines helped shape the dialogue around comics during a time when they were often stigmatized. Rare and unique items from Ivie’s collection are shown in this exhibit, providing a […]
Join us in welcoming author Emily Ferjencik in celebration of her picture book, Funny Bunny: What's That Sound. This silly, interactive book for young children learning to talk is more than a fun story. It's a toy for your child and a tool for the reader Use the embedded strategies in this book to help encourage […]
Meeting will be Hybrid via Zoom and Vandalia branch of the Dayton Metro Library. 330 S Dixie Dr, Vandalia Ohio 45377 Ever wonder what it takes to be a successful indie author? In this class, local author Rochelle Bradley will lead us through the basics of what it takes to publish independently – from editing to formatting […]
The MetaFactory: A series of generative writing workouts run by poet Louise Robertson. Poets come ready to compose on site to timed prompts. Meets on the third Saturday of most months at Streetlight Guild. Always free!
Though the name Larry Ivie has been largely forgotten, it was ubiquitous within the world of comics fandom in the 1950s and 60s. Born in 1936, two years before the first appearance of Superman, Ivie came of age alongside the comic book form itself and dedicated his life to preserving its history. As a collector, historian, writer, artist, […]
Join author Kathryn Haueisen for an engaging presentation on Mary Brewster, a key figure aboard the Mayflower, and discover how her journey shaped early American history. Join Kathryn Haueisen, author of two insightful books on the Mayflower voyage, as she takes you on a fascinating journey into the past. This engaging presentation will delve […]
Though the name Larry Ivie has been largely forgotten, it was ubiquitous within the world of comics fandom in the 1950s and 60s. Born in 1936, two years before the first appearance of Superman, Ivie came of age alongside the comic book form itself and dedicated his life to preserving its history. As a collector, historian, writer, artist, […]
Share your work with members of the Westerville Poetry Group and discover ways others are writing and publishing poetry. Following an open discussion, you are invited to present your own writings or favorite works by other poets of to simply listen
The Ohio University English Department plans to hold 2025 Spring Literary Festival on the Athens campus on March 19 & 20. Wednesday, March 19th 7:30pm: A Lecture by Jennifer Egan 8:30pm: A Reading by Deborah Landau Thursday, March 20th 10am: A Lecture by Kerri ni Dochartaigh 11am: A Lecture by Deborah Landau 7:30pm: A Reading […]
This exhibit celebrates the legacy of comics historian, writer, artist and collector Larry Ivie. As a fan-driven trailblazer, Ivie’s contributions as a collector and publisher of fanzines helped shape the dialogue around comics during a time when they were often stigmatized. Rare and unique items from Ivie’s collection are shown in this exhibit, providing a […]
Teen Writing Program welcomes writers age 13-18 to join us for workshops in fiction, poetry, and memoir. Great snacks, free notebooks and cool kids provided. No experience required. ALL WELCOME! Wednesdays from 4:30pm-5:30pm in the Solarium
MORE INFO!!! FOLLOW LINK: https://www.facebook.com/beanbagbooks/events Meet author Shelly Brown! She'll be reading from her newest novel and offering a Q&A and signing afterwards.
Author and paranormal researcher James Willis will share stories of monsters and cryptids across the state of Ohio. Prepare for the Wild Side of Ohio! Forget everything you thought you knew about cryptids—Ohio’s legends are about to blow your mind! Sure, we have Bigfoot sightings, but Ohio's own version, the Ohio Grassman, roams our […]
A writing and support group for interdisciplinary PhD students working on prospectus or dissertation drafts. Free to attend.
This exhibit celebrates the legacy of comics historian, writer, artist and collector Larry Ivie. As a fan-driven trailblazer, Ivie’s contributions as a collector and publisher of fanzines helped shape the dialogue around comics during a time when they were often stigmatized. Rare and unique items from Ivie’s collection are shown in this exhibit, providing a […]
MORE INFO!!! FOLLOW LINK: https://www.facebook.com/beanbagbooks/events Meet author Shelly Brown! She'll be reading from her newest novel and offering a Q&A and signing afterwards.
The Authors Anonymous meetup continues at the Public Library of Mount Vernon and Knox County in 2025, welcoming all writers age 18+ to join us twice a month for creative writing community, craft tips, workshops, and conversation. The group is open to writers at all stages of experience, from expert to novice.
This exhibit celebrates the legacy of comics historian, writer, artist and collector Larry Ivie. As a fan-driven trailblazer, Ivie’s contributions as a collector and publisher of fanzines helped shape the dialogue around comics during a time when they were often stigmatized. Rare and unique items from Ivie’s collection are shown in this exhibit, providing a […]
We are excited to welcome author Kellie DuBay Gillis in celebration of her two new picture books (ages 3+), If You Find a Fawn and Big Bike, Little Bike! Kellie DuBay Gillis writes picture books about things you find in nature, things you might not find in nature unless you know the magical places to look, things that […]
Join us for a discussion on best practices for editing your writing, followed by sharing and writing time
Mystery Writer Panel New & Olde Pages Bookshoppe, Union Ave., Englewood, OH 1-3 p.m.
Though the name Larry Ivie has been largely forgotten, it was ubiquitous within the world of comics fandom in the 1950s and 60s. Born in 1936, two years before the first appearance of Superman, Ivie came of age alongside the comic book form itself and dedicated his life to preserving its history. As a collector, historian, writer, artist, […]
Registration Required. Science Fiction authors Mary Robinette Kowal and John Scalzi join us as part of their national book tours to talk about their new books.
Though the name Larry Ivie has been largely forgotten, it was ubiquitous within the world of comics fandom in the 1950s and 60s. Born in 1936, two years before the first appearance of Superman, Ivie came of age alongside the comic book form itself and dedicated his life to preserving its history. As a collector, historian, writer, artist, […]
Please Register following this link!!! - https://www.columbusmakesart.com/event/64407-chasing-beauty-the-life-of-isabella-stewart-gardner-a-book-talk-with-author-natalie-dykstra Author Natalie Dykstra will discuss her recent book, Chasing Beauty: The Life of Isabella Stewart Gardner, a biography of the Boston art collector and museum founder. A biographer relies on all kinds of evidence to reconstruct a life story: letters, diaries, financial and household documents, manuscripts, sketchbooks, photographs, and […]
The Village Poetry Workshop is a monthly meetup of poets looking to share their work and receive constructive feedback from their peers. The Village Poetry Workshop is run by HQ's former Operations Manager Nathan McDowell. If you are interested in participating, please email any questions you may have and a sample of work you would like […]
Wickliffe Wolves Around The World is a free event to taste, experience, and celebrate the diversity that brings such joy to our school community! This year's event will be held 3/13/25.
This exhibit celebrates the legacy of comics historian, writer, artist and collector Larry Ivie. As a fan-driven trailblazer, Ivie’s contributions as a collector and publisher of fanzines helped shape the dialogue around comics during a time when they were often stigmatized. Rare and unique items from Ivie’s collection are shown in this exhibit, providing a […]
Teen Writing Program welcomes writers age 13-18 to join us for workshops in fiction, poetry, and memoir. Great snacks, free notebooks and cool kids provided. No experience required. ALL WELCOME! Wednesdays from 4:30pm-5:30pm in the Solarium
NEED TO REGISTER!!! - Follow this link - https://pickeringtonlibrary.libnet.info/event/12612048 Unleash your creativity and explore the world of poetry in this hands-on workshop where you’ll write your own masterpieces! Think poems have to rhyme or be super serious? Think again! In this lively workshop, we’ll shatter poetry myths and dive into all kinds of poems—funny, […]
Join us for an hour of writing, hosted by our friend Alex Lewis. We’ve discovered that it’s strikingly helpful to write with other writers. See if it’s true for you at 7:00pm every fourth Wednesday of the month. Be it a book, blog, script, essay, dissertation, resume, melody, poem or just plain work stuff, you […]
A writing and support group for interdisciplinary PhD students working on prospectus or dissertation drafts. Free to attend.
This exhibit celebrates the legacy of comics historian, writer, artist and collector Larry Ivie. As a fan-driven trailblazer, Ivie’s contributions as a collector and publisher of fanzines helped shape the dialogue around comics during a time when they were often stigmatized. Rare and unique items from Ivie’s collection are shown in this exhibit, providing a […]
This exhibit celebrates the legacy of comics historian, writer, artist and collector Larry Ivie. As a fan-driven trailblazer, Ivie’s contributions as a collector and publisher of fanzines helped shape the dialogue around comics during a time when they were often stigmatized. Rare and unique items from Ivie’s collection are shown in this exhibit, providing a […]
The C-Bus Comic Show returns on Sunday, March 30th! Approximately 14 vendors with thousands of comic books for all budgets. There will also be toys and Funko Pops for sale! Two local artists, Michael Neno and IDW Sonic the Hedgehog and My Little Pony cover artist Natalie Haines will be there! Plus cash concessions in […]
Though the name Larry Ivie has been largely forgotten, it was ubiquitous within the world of comics fandom in the 1950s and 60s. Born in 1936, two years before the first appearance of Superman, Ivie came of age alongside the comic book form itself and dedicated his life to preserving its history. As a collector, historian, writer, artist, […]
Enjoy a reading by local author John Biemer from his book Baby Buckeyes. Book signing and Q&A to follow. Books will be available for purchase. For ages 2-7. Registration is not required.
