The Writers Studio
The Writers StudioThe Original School of Creative and Thinking. Founded by Pulitzer Prize winning poet, Philip Schultz, est. 1987.
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Celebrating our Mothers: Book Talk @ P&T Knitwear
We are pleased to invite our community to P&T Knitwear on Orchard Street, Wednesday, May 6th @ 6:30PM - 8:00PM, as Jill Bialosky and Philip Schultz discuss the stories and poems that we create when inspired by our mothers. We’ll be celebrat...
Craft Classes with Charles Baxter and Philip Schultz
Learn directly from award-winning writers, including Charles Baxter, discussing his short story collection There’s Something I Want You to Do , and Kelli Russell Agodon on her latest poetry collection Accidental Devotions. This term also fe...
Intro to Poetry, Online Class Beginning 3/26
Our Online Level I workshop is an introduction to the philosophy on which The Writers Studio was founded in 1987 by Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Philip Schultz. Persona writing, a method of borrowing the voice and temperament of accomplished...
Charles Baxter's Letter from Minnesota: "Mad Means Something"
We were moved, inspired, and edified by having Pushcart Prize-winning #poets and #prose writers read their work this past Sunday at our reading honoring the 50th edition of the Pushcart Prize anthology.
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