Writers in Camden, a long-running reading series on the Rutgers-Camden campus inviting acclaimed novelists, poets, and nonfiction writers to share their work with students and the public, will celebrate four authors and their recent books this spring. Our January event will feature MFA Faculty in Residence Aaron Hamburger, February will feature MFA Professor Paul Lisicky … Continue reading Writers in Camden Spring 2025 Lineup Announced…
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Registration for Spring Cooper Street Workshops Is Live
Registration is now live for our spring Cooper Street Workshops. In-person and virtual options are available, with low costs for Camden residents and Rutgers-Camden students. We can’t wait to see you!
Annual High School Writers Conference Returns to the Writers House
Our annual High School Writers Conference is back! Visit our program page to learn more about how to attend, this year’s sessions, and more. Made possible by funds from the Camden County Cultural and Heritage Commission, a partner of the New Jersey State Council on the Arts.
Registration for Fall Cooper Street Workshops Is Live
Registration is now live for our fall Cooper Street Workshops. In-person and virtual options are available, with low costs for Camden residents and Rutgers-Camden students. We can’t wait to see you!
Writers in Camden Fall 2024 Lineup Announced
Writers in Camden, a long-running reading series on the Rutgers-Camden campus inviting acclaimed novelists, poets, and nonfiction writers to share their work with students and the public, will celebrate five authors and their recent books this fall. Our September event will feature Emma Copley Eisenberg and Annie Liontas, October will feature MFA alumni Michael … Continue reading Writers in Camden Fall 2024 Lineup Announced…
Outside the Wire Receives New Jersey Council for the Humanities Action Grant
Outside the Wire, the Writers House veterans’ narratives program encompassing writing workshops, a public panel focusing on veterans’ experiences, and a literary magazine showcasing veterans’ creative work, has received $7,272 from the New Jersey Council for the Humanities. This year, the program centers the theme of grief. NJCH support will enable a multi-format humanities project … Continue reading Outside the Wire Receives New Jersey Council for the Humanities Action Grant…