Join us to celebrate the publication of Into the Good World Again, the latest collection from Max Garland: poems of grace, resilience, and healing remembrance. About the Book: These are poems of remembering, not only the anguish and isolation of the global pandemic, during which most were written, but also remembering as a creative or…

Join us for coffee and conversation with AKaiser, a poet and translator based in New York City. She will read from both her original work and translations, discuss her process, and answer your questions. The program is presented free but registration is required as space is limited. Light refreshments will be served. AKaiser, PhD, is…

Join us for a reading of works created in our creative lab, Art/Speaks. Led by poets Carrie and Peter Sherrill, people gather in galleries and museums around the county to be inspired by visual art to create poems, stories, or other pieces of writing. Celebrating National Poetry Month, participants will read the work they created…

Celebrate Women’s History Month with a book release about two remarkable women involved in two scandals that rocked Green Bay. At the turn of Green Bay’s nineteenth century, Mary Cenefelt, an illiterate maid, and Mollie Bertles, a college-educated socialite, fell victim to the physical violence and mental abuse of the city’s celebrated surgeon, Dr. John R. Minahan.…

Join us for coffee and conversation with our writers-in-residence. Prose writers Kathleen Crisci, Judith Padow, and Jonathan Vatner, all members of the same New York-based writer’s group, will read from their work, discuss their creative process, and answer your questions. Their works touch on a variety of topics, including the professional dance scene, family, and…

The origin of this group is shrouded in mystery: not because it’s really a mystery, but because, well-they’re poets, and they don’t pay attention to such stuff. They met at Conkey’s bookstore in Appleton(late 1990’s? Maybe?) to read, write, critique, support, and celebrate the company of fellow writers.One thing led to another, and they started…

What is a poetry chapbook and how do you get one published? Poets Cathryn Cofell and Christina Kubasta, co-president and vice president of the Wisconsin Fellowship of Poets will talk about the chapbook and a new contest they are launching with Brain Mill Press. They will be joined by former Wisconsin Poet Laureate Bruce Dethlefsen.…

Since January 8, 2022, a group of a dozen women have taken part in a writing mentorship, supported by the Women’s Fund of Door County. Writing the Truth of Our Lives welcomed high school students and retirees, teachers and business owners, and more to explore writing as a creative outlet. Join us for an evening…

Rescheduled from October 8 Join us for an afternoon reading of News of the Air, the debut novel from Sturgeon Bay native Jill Stukenberg. About the book: News of the Air was selected as the 2021 winner of the Big Moose Prize from Black Lawrence Press and will be published in fall 2022. Part domestic realism, part…

Exclusively for Write On members! We are pleased to present a morning coffee and converation with award-winning poet Mark Wunderlich. Mark Wunderlich was born in Winona, Minnesota and grew up in rural Fountain City, Wisconsin. Wunderlich’s first book, The Anchorage, was published in 1999 by the University of Massachusetts Press, and received the Lambda Literary Award. Other…