Bibliotherapy in Need During the Holidays
A message from our Chapter President, Laurel Stokes, on the Holidays and the restorative power of books.
2018 Holiday Book Drive and Gift Wrapping Party, Recap
A recap of the 2018 Holiday Book Drive and Gift Wrapping Party. See pictures from the event, and learn about the good work done for Behind the Book.
Bookish Events: December Edition
In Bookish Events: December Edition, see what literary themed events are happening aroung NYC. From walking tours to writing challenges — we’ve got it all.
America’s Indigenous Finally Represented
In honor of Native American Heritage Month, we discuss the first Native American Congresswomen ever elected — Deb Haaland and Sharice Davids.
The Art of Writing Nonfiction, Panel Recap
A recap of the WNBA-NYC panel, The Art of Writing Nonfiction. Speakers included Michelle Gadsden-Williams, Joyce Maynard, and Sarah Weinman.
Member Mondays: Liberty Schauf
Want to learn more about the members in the WNBA-NYC? With our Member Mondays series, you can learn about the women in the organization as they write in the style of their favorite literary genre. This month, we have Liberty Schauf with a fairytale!
Remembering Todd H. Bol
Something to be thankful for — Todd H. Bol and his legacy in the literary community.
WNBA Award Nominations — Deadline Fast Approaching
The WNBA Award Nominations deadline is fast approaching. Know someone who’s an invaluable asset to the book industry? Nominate them now!
HOLIDAY WRITING CHALLENGE
he WNBA-NYC is hosting it’s first ever Holiday Writing Contest. Excercise your writing muscles and submit an entry. The rules for submission follow.
The Ladies Who Brunch Discuss: I’ll See You in Paris
Overview Imagine believing in something for most of your life, only to find out years later, it was all a lie. The book for October’s lively The Ladies Who Brunch discussion was I’ll See You in Paris by Michelle Gable. It is based on the real life of Gladys Spencer-Churchill, the…
