The Intersection of Poetry and Fiction: An Interview with Two NRGM Authors, Part 1
NRGM authors Susan Henderson and Hala Alyan answer interview questions about the experiences they’ve had as poets and novelists.
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Time’s Up Panel Recap
At the Time’s Up conversation, panelists offered attendees advice on how and when to make complaints, as well as what to expect.
Members Write Now: Deborah Batterman
The starting point for Jake is a spoon he came across at a small shop in the town of Woodstock. — Deborah Batterman’s novel JUST LIKE FEBRUARY published April 10!
Deconstructing Upmarket Fiction
Have you ever wondered what upmarket fiction is? Come see a panel of literary agents discussing upmarket fiction to learn more!
Members Write Now: J.L. Regen
“I don’t know how much longer I can live at home. Mama is working twice as hard since Jerry was laid off from his job at the newspaper.” – J.L. Regen shares an excerpt of her novel Secret Desires.
Bookish Events: March Edition
Literary events throughout March include a Time’s Up Panel hosted by the WNBA, an autobiographical play about growing up in a library, and a panel about how feminists changed New York.
Tips for Social Media: Make the Most Out of Instagram
Books are pretty. Plenty of people like to look at them. Fortunately, there’s a platform for that: Instagram. Whether you’re getting started or sprucing up your page, here are some tips!
The Reader’s View: Lisa Halliday’s Asymmetry
Make some time to curl up with a new book as February comes to a close: Lisa Halliday’s novel Asymmetry is a gorgeous quick read that will keep you thinking for days.
Ladies Who Brunch Discuss Salt Houses and A Long Time Gone
When the Ladies Who Brunch discussed Salt Houses and A Long Time Gone, generational struggles and social pressure on women were two of the topics the groups focused on.
Bookmark This! Valentine’s Day
In this edition of Bookmark This! we revisit Valentine’s Day with libraries you’ll love, woke ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day, and the reemergence of the rom-com as a new type of story.
Time’s Up Panel Recap
At the Time’s Up conversation, panelists offered attendees advice on how and when to make complaints, as well as what to expect.
Members Write Now: Deborah Batterman
The starting point for Jake is a spoon he came across at a small shop in the town of Woodstock. — Deborah Batterman’s novel JUST LIKE FEBRUARY published April 10!
Deconstructing Upmarket Fiction
Have you ever wondered what upmarket fiction is? Come see a panel of literary agents discussing upmarket fiction to learn more!
Members Write Now: J.L. Regen
“I don’t know how much longer I can live at home. Mama is working twice as hard since Jerry was laid off from his job at the newspaper.” – J.L. Regen shares an excerpt of her novel Secret Desires.
Bookish Events: March Edition
Literary events throughout March include a Time’s Up Panel hosted by the WNBA, an autobiographical play about growing up in a library, and a panel about how feminists changed New York.
Tips for Social Media: Make the Most Out of Instagram
Books are pretty. Plenty of people like to look at them. Fortunately, there’s a platform for that: Instagram. Whether you’re getting started or sprucing up your page, here are some tips!
The Reader’s View: Lisa Halliday’s Asymmetry
Make some time to curl up with a new book as February comes to a close: Lisa Halliday’s novel Asymmetry is a gorgeous quick read that will keep you thinking for days.
Ladies Who Brunch Discuss Salt Houses and A Long Time Gone
When the Ladies Who Brunch discussed Salt Houses and A Long Time Gone, generational struggles and social pressure on women were two of the topics the groups focused on.
Bookmark This! Valentine’s Day
In this edition of Bookmark This! we revisit Valentine’s Day with libraries you’ll love, woke ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day, and the reemergence of the rom-com as a new type of story.
