Reading and Q&A with Joanna Eleftheriou
Join The Muse Writers Center for a virtual reading and Q&A with author Joanna Eleftheriou, moderated by Muse teacher Dana Staves. This event will be held live on Zoom and…
Read MoreVoices of Service, Night 1
Join the Poetry Society of Virginia, The Muse Writers Center and ASAP (Armed Services Arts Partnership) for Voices of Service, two nights of poetry readings from veteran poets. Featuring a…
Read MoreVoices of Service, Night 2
Join the Poetry Society of Virginia, The Muse Writers Center and ASAP (Armed Services Arts Partnership) for Voices of Service, two nights of poetry readings from veteran poets. Featuring a…
Read MoreVirtual Q&A with Ken Kwapis
Join The Muse Writers Center for a virtual Q&A with prolific film & TV director Ken Kwapis (“The Office,” “He’s Just Not That Into You,” “A Walk In The Woods,”…
Read MoreAuthor Advice Club
Join Slover Library and The Muse Writers Center the third Tuesday of each month for a Q&A with a published author! In this special writing group, meet a different author…
Read MorePadraig Regan Reading and Q&A
Join The Muse Writers Center for a virtual reading with Irish writer Padraig Regan, followed by an audience Q&A. This event will be held via Zoom webinar and a recording…
Read MoreAuthor Advice Club
Join Slover Library and The Muse Writers Center the third Tuesday of each month for a Q&A with a published author! In this special writing group, meet a different author…
Read MoreStories We Bear: A Multigenre AAPI Author Panel & Reading
In honor of May 2021 Asian American & Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, The Muse Writers Center is proud to present: Stories We Bear: What We Endure(d), How we Transform,…
Read MoreAuthor Advice Club
Join Slover Library and The Muse Writers Center the third Tuesday of each month for a Q&A with a published author! In this special writing group, meet a different author…
Read MoreBe Holding: With Ross Gay [2021 Virginia Festival of the Book]
Poet Ross Gay (Be Holding: A Poem) discusses his new book-length poem, which uses basketball and, specifically, a shot Julius Erving took during the 1980 NBA finals, as the baseline for a…
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