WWPH LITERARY SALON: AMERICA'S FUTURE EDITION

The aim of this WWPH Literary Salon is to write, share, and give a literary challenge to America's future, the theme of our 50th anniversary anthology, AMERICA'S FUTURE: poetry & prose in response to tomorrow.

What can you expect? First hour: 2-3 mini creative workshops led by experienced writers; 2nd hour: readings from featured writers in America's Future plus open mic; last half hour: panel discussion and question and answer.

Reception with writers included.

This is all made possible with a generous grant from the DC Commission on the Arts & Humanities.

The Washington Writers' Publishing House is the longest, continuously operating cooperative nonprofit literary small press in the United States--based in Washington DC since 1975. More about us at www.washingtonwriters.org.

Info: The aim of this WWPH Literary Salon is to write, share, and discuss America 's Future, the theme of our 50th anniversary anthology, AMERICA'S FUTURE: poetry & prose in response to tomorrow. General rundown: First hour: 2-3 mini creative workshops led by experienced writers; 2nd hour: readings from featured writers in America's Future plus open mic; last half hour: panel discussion and question and answer. Reception with writers included. This is all made possible with a generous grant from the DC Commission on the Arts & Humanities. The Washington Writers' Publishing House is the longest, continuously operating cooperative nonprofit literary small press in the United States--based in Washington DC since 1975. More about us at www.washingtonwriters.org.

Host or Publisher Washington Writers' Publishing House