Recap: Road to National Meeting
WNBA chapter representatives from across the country come together in support of our nationwide efforts in advocacy, education, and connection at the 2016 National Meeting.
Category: Members
Gifted Voices, Open Ears: WNBA Members Step Up and Read at Open Mic Night
Filled to capacity, a backroom at the Cornelia Street Café paid homage to a wildly talented list of women writers in this year’s Open Mic Night reading. Sharing fiction, nonfiction, and poetry, each reader presented a part of her published or unpublished self, exploring ideas beyond the framework of their genre and offering something very new.
WNBA’s Open Mic in Greenwich Village!
Come hear the written word from some of WNBA’s writers as they read selections from their books, poems, and hearts. Join us tonight at Cornelia Street Cafe for Open Mic.
Annual Elections and Networking Party
Come out and vote Wednesday, May 4th for WNBA-NYC committee and executive board positions. Afterwards, the networking party will begin. We’ll have delicious food, libations, and book giveaways.
Member News: A Round of Applause!
Member News: A Round of Applause for these WNBA Members who have been signed, won a poetry award, and were featured in New York Times.
Annual Spring Brunch: Join Us!
Deadline Extended for Second Century Prize Nominations
Nominations for the WNBA Second Century Prize have been extended through March 15, so you still have a few more days to get that in!
Meet a Member Interview – Céline Keating
by Deborah Batterman I had the pleasure of meeting Céline Keating a few years ago when she read from her first novel, Layla, at a local library in Westchester. Her latest novel, Play for Me, is hot off the press and I was as eager to read it as I…
WNBA Recap: The Fantastic Adventures of Kim Gottlieb-Walker
It wasn’t a problem for Kim Gottlieb-Walker to take pictures of Bob Marley when his band mates and friends surrounded him at home. She showed me a few casual shots of Bob laughing with the band, hanging around the house, and talking with her own young son.
Meet a Member Interview: Bracha Nechama Bomze
by Rachel Weiss-Feldman April is National Poetry Month! In its honor, I invite all to meet new WNBA-NYC member Bracha Nechama Bomze. Her debut book-length poem Love Justice came out in March from 3RingPress. It depicts the streams of culture, ancestry, and politics that fed the river of her 31-year love…
Gifted Voices, Open Ears: WNBA Members Step Up and Read at Open Mic Night
Filled to capacity, a backroom at the Cornelia Street Café paid homage to a wildly talented list of women writers in this year’s Open Mic Night reading. Sharing fiction, nonfiction, and poetry, each reader presented a part of her published or unpublished self, exploring ideas beyond the framework of their genre and offering something very new.
WNBA’s Open Mic in Greenwich Village!
Come hear the written word from some of WNBA’s writers as they read selections from their books, poems, and hearts. Join us tonight at Cornelia Street Cafe for Open Mic.
Annual Elections and Networking Party
Come out and vote Wednesday, May 4th for WNBA-NYC committee and executive board positions. Afterwards, the networking party will begin. We’ll have delicious food, libations, and book giveaways.
Member News: A Round of Applause!
Member News: A Round of Applause for these WNBA Members who have been signed, won a poetry award, and were featured in New York Times.
Annual Spring Brunch: Join Us!
Deadline Extended for Second Century Prize Nominations
Nominations for the WNBA Second Century Prize have been extended through March 15, so you still have a few more days to get that in!
Meet a Member Interview – Céline Keating
by Deborah Batterman I had the pleasure of meeting Céline Keating a few years ago when she read from her first novel, Layla, at a local library in Westchester. Her latest novel, Play for Me, is hot off the press and I was as eager to read it as I…
WNBA Recap: The Fantastic Adventures of Kim Gottlieb-Walker
It wasn’t a problem for Kim Gottlieb-Walker to take pictures of Bob Marley when his band mates and friends surrounded him at home. She showed me a few casual shots of Bob laughing with the band, hanging around the house, and talking with her own young son.
Meet a Member Interview: Bracha Nechama Bomze
by Rachel Weiss-Feldman April is National Poetry Month! In its honor, I invite all to meet new WNBA-NYC member Bracha Nechama Bomze. Her debut book-length poem Love Justice came out in March from 3RingPress. It depicts the streams of culture, ancestry, and politics that fed the river of her 31-year love…
