Writers Guild at Bloomington

Alexander Reid: Against the Fascist Creep Alexander Reid Ross will be reading from his new book Against the Fascist Creep about the rise of fascism, and facilitating a discussion afterwords around local community responses to fascist aggression. At a time … Continue reading →

 Writers Guild Monthly Business Meeting Saturday, May 27 1-2:30 pm Monroe County Public Library, room 214 303 E Kirkwood Ave Get a glimpse behind-the-scenes of our events! Give your input and ideas!

Spoken Word Stage at 4th Street Festival Supported in part by the Bloomington Arts Commission Labor Day Weekend Saturday and Sunday, September 2-3 SAT 10:30a-6p SUN 10:00a-5p Corner of 4th and Dunn Streets 4th Street Festival of the Arts & … Continue reading →

Deep Dialogue: Readings on Race and Ethnicity Sponsored by the Writers Guild at Bloomington and Indiana University’s Office of the Vice President for Diversity, Equity, and Multicultural Affairs, with funding from the Indiana Humanities with support from the National Endowment … Continue reading →

Deep Dialogue: Panel & Discussion This is the opening event of the Deep Dialogue: Readings on Race & Ethnicity project. Join us to discover how literature helps us learn and understand more about race and ethnicity in the US. The … Continue reading →

Writing Other Worlds: Society, Science and Sensory Perception A partnership with the Writers Guild at Bloomington FREE A workshop on writing science fiction that will focus on how to imagine extraplanetary worlds, and how to make them feel authentic through … Continue reading →

Deep Dialogue Workshop 1 September 9 1:00 to 3:00 pm Monroe County Convention Center This is the first dialogue/workshop in a series of 4 – Theme for this workshop is Chicano/Latino Experiences Deep Dialogue: Readings on Race and Ethnicity highlights … Continue reading →

Deep Dialogue Workshop 2 This is the second dialogue/workshop in a series of 4 – Theme for this workshop is: Native American experiences Deep Dialogue: Readings on Race and Ethnicity highlights 4 contemporary poets whose writings explore race, history, community … Continue reading →