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Getting it Out On Paper Begins the Healing Process: An Interview with Brookview House CEO Deborah Hughes
July 27, 2017 | Eve Bridburg
Why We're Hosting Boston's First Write-In
Join us on May 19th, 12-2pm, for a city-wide Write-In on the front steps of the Boston Public Library.
To celebrate our 20th anniversary this year, we’re hosting a big party, Forever Young, for our entire community over the Muse Conference weekend, and we’re planning for an all-star Lit-Up, our annual gala, in early October. But given the historical context we find ourselves in, celebrations alone don’t feel sufficient for marking this milestone. Last year, we announced a new mission, to foster meaningful stories by removing all barriers and developing voices of every type and talent, and we ...
April 28, 2017 | Eve Bridburg
The Core of this Story has Been Inside Me All My Life: A Conversation with Author Jeanne Blasberg
Jeanne Blasberg’s debut, Eden, is a sweeping historical novel covering four generations of women in the Meister Fitzpatrick clan. Largely set in an exclusive beachside community, Eden explores what happens when affluence is lost and secrets are revealed. Blasberg gives readers a rare and fascinating multigenerational view of the patterns that are passed on from one generation to the next, revealing the traumas we can heal from and those we can’t
April 25, 2017 | Eve Bridburg
Julio the Pool Boy and 12 Other Lessons from the Field: How We're Building a More Inclusive Writing Center
About a year ago, GrubStreet staffers Jonathan Escoffery and Sarah Colwill-Brown held a focus group with six students of color to find out more about their experiences in Grub classrooms and within our community at large. The group met in the evening in our small conference room overlooking the Boston Common. A large poster created by a locally famous ad man hung above the table
March 15, 2017 | Eve Bridburg
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