Don’t just write books: Visualize adaptations for your works! With Lora Hyler
Advertisement
UntitledTown Book and Author Festival returns to Green Bay September 25-27th, 2026. Filled with over 80 speakers, 11 locations and dozens of different events to choose from, there's something for literally everyone. Whether you're a reader, part of a vibrant fandom, a parent or a writer yourself, you'll find your home in UntitledTown. Best part? Everything is completely free to attend! Share the word by inviting your friends and neighbors and help us celebrate stories and reading in Northeastern Wisconsin.
This craft talk is one of over 80 events at UntitledTown. Here are the details:
Expand your vision of creativity. Share my journey, spanning from essays, books and screenplays. Lora Hyler served as lead author for a book published by a literacy organization. The book was placed in the hands of 10,000 schoolchildren, and led to several appearances. She worked with a filmmaker to raise funds and create a short space film, due for 2026 release. She’s also pursuing theater companies for youth to stage an adaptation of her MG book series.
Attendees will discover new ways of telling their stories. Taking risks to leap into various storytelling formats unlocks fresh ideas, and opens up possibilities with new audiences.
When: Saturday, September 26, 9 am – 10:15 am
Where: The Art Garage Studio B, 1400 Cedar Street Green Bay, Wisconsin
Admission: FREE!
About Lora Hyler
Lora writes pre-K, middle school children and teen books, and adult essays. Her award-winning debut novel, The Stupendous Adventures of Mighty Marty Hayes, features multi-cultural superheroes, science, and spy gadgets.
She was lead author of Journeys of Home: Stories of Migration, Perseverance and Culture, published by SHARP Literacy, and distributed to 10,000 Wisconsin schoolchildren.
Book two in her Stupendous Adventures series is underway, along with a theatrical adaptation.
She was named a two-time fellow (2026 & 2024) by the Institute of Creative Writing of Martha’s Vineyard, Mass., and was invited by the Fred Rogers Institute to join the Educators’ Neighborhood community for the 2026-27 school year.
This craft talk is one of over 80 events at UntitledTown. Here are the details:
Expand your vision of creativity. Share my journey, spanning from essays, books and screenplays. Lora Hyler served as lead author for a book published by a literacy organization. The book was placed in the hands of 10,000 schoolchildren, and led to several appearances. She worked with a filmmaker to raise funds and create a short space film, due for 2026 release. She’s also pursuing theater companies for youth to stage an adaptation of her MG book series.
Attendees will discover new ways of telling their stories. Taking risks to leap into various storytelling formats unlocks fresh ideas, and opens up possibilities with new audiences.
When: Saturday, September 26, 9 am – 10:15 am
Where: The Art Garage Studio B, 1400 Cedar Street Green Bay, Wisconsin
Admission: FREE!
About Lora Hyler
Lora writes pre-K, middle school children and teen books, and adult essays. Her award-winning debut novel, The Stupendous Adventures of Mighty Marty Hayes, features multi-cultural superheroes, science, and spy gadgets.
She was lead author of Journeys of Home: Stories of Migration, Perseverance and Culture, published by SHARP Literacy, and distributed to 10,000 Wisconsin schoolchildren.
Book two in her Stupendous Adventures series is underway, along with a theatrical adaptation.
She was named a two-time fellow (2026 & 2024) by the Institute of Creative Writing of Martha’s Vineyard, Mass., and was invited by the Fred Rogers Institute to join the Educators’ Neighborhood community for the 2026-27 school year.
Advertisement
Where is it happening?
The Art Garage, 1400 Cedar St, Green Bay, WI 54302, United States
Event Location & Nearby Stays:
Know what’s Happening Next — before everyone else does.
Host or PublisherUntitledTown
