There's a vibrant writing community in Boston and the surrounding area. We have universities galore, Grub Street, and too many literary events to count. Let's band together here as well.
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Started by Jen Minotti. Last reply by Jen Minotti May 2. 7 Replies 0 Likes
Are there any women interested in forming a women's writing circle in Boston/Cambridge? I live in Cambridge and would love to start such a group to meet regularly face to face and online. Not sure…Continue
Started by Alexandra Pell. Last reply by Tracy Slater Jul 23, 2010. 1 Reply 0 Likes
I didn't grow up in Boston, but I moved here because I fell in love with it. Now I find my best writing happens when I'm out and about -- in the Common, strolling around Chinatown and pushing my…Continue
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I live in the Boston suburbs (Dedham) and would like to join a writers' group along the same idea as the group I belonged to in NY for many years. We met once a month for lunch. Altogether, there were about 30 members: journalists, non-fiction writers, and novelists, like me. We didn't read or critique one another's work. What we did was network--trade information about agents, editors, media. Anything relevant to the business aspects of our work. We reported on what had happened to us since the last time. As a first novelist who didn't know many writers, I found it immensely helpful. Grub Street is wonderful, but if you're not interested in taking courses, it doesn't provide the kind of support and connections that a writers' group does.
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Comment by Lynne Favreau on September 11, 2011 at 2:08pm Hello All,
I'm originally from Dorchester now living in Haverhill. Just beginning to connect to the writing scene in an around NE. I'd love to get involved at Grub Street at some point. I am hoping to attend an event in Salem-- http://www.salemlitfest.com/
What other events in the area have any of you attended?
Comment by Andrea Roach on August 7, 2011 at 10:56am Hi, All,
Whew, looks like i'm the village elder in this group--which is fine with me. I hope it's good with you all. I'm also a flaming introvert. But I love Boston (been here 16 years now), and I'm a writer, so I'm giving this a try.
My 2nd nonfiction book is coming out this spring. Working title is Pursued by Conscience: Former Fugitive Katherine Ann Power. Based on my many interviews with her when she was in prison for antiwar-related armed robberies and manslaughter (the latter unplanned). Anybody remember her surrender in 1993? Your reactions?
Janet
Hi Ladies!
If anyone is interested in having a bi-monthly or monthly "meet up" in or near Boston please contact me.
I've been in Boston (South Shore) for three years now and finally my life has settled down enough that I have begun my first novel.
Schedules and commitments can be crazy- so all the more reason to find local writers you can count on for support!
I've attempted meet up type groups before but things seem to fall apart because the people who 'join' the group are not actually writing and are not committed to the process or craft.
I would really love to meet other women writers who share my passion for writing and who are sincere about supporting and encouraging fellow writers.
I hope to hear from some or all of you! :)
Tonya
tonyacls@hotmail.com
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