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CSI Day at Mountain State University

(This news courtesy of WVWriters Secretary Rhonda White)Experience first-hand the thrilling field of forensic science during CSI Day at Mountain State University! We want to personally invite you to this event, which will “clue” you in on your opportunities for an...

Raleigh County Public Library hosts WV Authors

Raleigh County Public Library, in Beckley, WV, will hosts Meet the Authors, this Saturday, April 21, 2007 from 1 - 4 p.m.Several local and West Virginia authors will be at the library to sign their books and talk with the public. An eclectic mix of genres will be...

WVW’s Sean O’Leary chosen 2007 Winner of Ruby Lloyd Apsey Award

VALU-MART wins National Playwriting Prize.Last Friday, West Virginia Writers member Sean O’Leary’s new play VALU-MART was chosen from over 300 entries as the 2007 winner of The Ruby Lloyd Apsey Award for plays confronting racial issues. The Apsey Award is presented...

Wilma Acree Reading in Vienna

WV Writers' Wilma Acree, a former president of the organization and current editor of the literary magazine Confluence, will be giving a poetry reading at Borders, Grand Central Mall, Vienna, WV, at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, April 17.

Brooke County Public Library Welcomes Mountain Voices

This week, the Brooke County Public Library in Wellsburg, WV, will be celebrating their 110th anniversary. They have quite a bit of celebratory programming throughout the week, culminating in a program on Friday, April 20, which will feature several of the authors...

Writers’ Toolbox: Weaving past and present (Updated)

This weekend, the West Virginia Division of Culture and History presents The Writers' Toolbox: Weaving past and present, at the Cultural Center in downtown Charleston.Admission is freeWriting memoir? Recreating the Civil War? Setting your story in the past? Weaving...