Registration Closes on May 12 for North Country Young Writers' Festival

 


North Country Young Writers’ Festival

May 14-May 15, 2021

A Virtual Event Free to New Hampshire Residents*

 

The North Country Young Writers’ Festival is designed to give 7th-12th students from New Hampshire a memorable & fun experience with creative writing! (Select readings & panels are open to all ages with a special event for teachers.)

Sign up for as many or as few events as you want!

Exciting Events Include:

Ø  7 workshops (poetry, screenplays, short stories, flash nonfiction). Limited to students: filling up fast!

Ø  Teachers’ workshop taught by the celebrated Penny Kittle! Limited to teachers.

Ø  Book group & backstage access to a New York Times bestselling novelist! Open to all ages!

Ø  Presentation by New Hampshire’s Poetry Out Loud champs! Open to all ages!

Ø  Reading by New Hampshire Youth Poet Laureates & Ambassadors! Open to all ages!

Ø  Teen Submit-a-thon! Limited to students.

Ø  Pandemic Poetry Workshop with opportunity for New Hampshire students to publish in a book! Limited to students and teachers.

Ø  Chance to meet a Hollywood screenwriter who lives in Berlin, NH! Open to all ages!

Ø  Loading Dock Show on festival Friday! Open to all ages!

Ø  For North Country students, chance to join the editorial board of a new student literary magazine! Limited to students.

Ø  Reading by writers published in The Poets' TouchstoneOpen to all ages!

Ø  Open Mic! Limited to students.

Registration closes on Wednesday, May 12. Save yourself a (virtual) seat!

For more information on these events and to register: https://www.wmcc.edu/north-country-young-writers-festival/

Want to become involved with the festival? Have questions? Email NCYWFestival@gmail.com.

* North Country residents of Oxford County, Maine, and Essex County, Vermont, are also invited!

*Logo designed by Jocelyn Paradis – Gorham High School.

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