Writers Studio Teacher Joel Hinman Publishes Story in JCB

Read Joel Hinman’s latest story “Assisted Living-Skelp Review,” which appears in the journal JCB on page 95.

Read Joel Hinman’s latest story “Assisted Living-Skelp Review,” which appears in the journal JCB on page 95.
Writers Studio teacher Andrea Marcusa has published her chapbook WHAT WE NOW LIVE WITH, which is available through Bottlecap Press. Marcusa’s “flash fiction and prose poems…reflect the challenges, heartbreak and hope that exist simultaneously for people living in today’s complex world. In concise, beautifully written prose, these pieces offer glimpses at communities and individuals undergoing…
Writers Studio teacher and student Bridget Rohde has published her poem “Fog” on Indolent Books’ Substack: Read the poem here. Congratulations, Bridget!
We are pleased to share that Lisa Bellamy, a Writers Studio teacher and student, has won her second Pushcart Prize for her poem “Thank You for the Tulips,” which originally appeared in the New Ohio Review and will appear in The Pushcart Prize Volume XLVIII (2024 edition). Congratulations, Lisa! Lisa Bellamy is the author of…
We are pleased to share that Ann Chinnis, poet and Writers Studio student, has a chapbook “Poppet, My Poppet,” forthcoming from Finishing Line Press. We couldn’t be prouder. Congratulations, Ann! The book will be released on January 26, 2024 and is available for pre-order here.
On March 20th The Writers Studio celebrated the launch of Enormous Morning, the latest poetry collection from Pulitzer Prize-winning poet and founder and director of The Writers Studio Philip Schultz. Philip Schultz read from the collection and was in conversation with award-winning poet Rosanna Warren about the writing of these latest poems. Watch the video…
Congratulations, Christopher Shade “The Good Mother of Marseille,” the debut novel by Christopher X. Shade, will be published by Paloma Press in early 2019. In the book, it is Marseille’s summer of 2013, and an ensemble of Americans wander and sightsee this dangerous, impoverished yet seductive city in the year of its designation as the…