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Dear GrubStreet Community,
 
We would like to acknowledge that the past week has been difficult for many in our community. The New York Times piece published last Tuesday has generated a wide range of opinions, questions, emotions, and concerns.

The Boston Globe asks: "Can the Seaport’s new literary hub make the district feel less standoffish?" We think so! Read the full piece here to learn more about GrubStreet’s new home with Porter Square Books and Mass Poetry in the Seaport. 

Join Porter Square Books and Grubstreet on October 12th at 7PM (ET) for the latest installment of the Grubbie Debuts series, featuring GrubStreet Memoir incubee Michelle Bowdler for the paperback release of her debut memoir, Is Rape a Crime?: A Memoir, an Investigation, and a Manifesto. Michelle will be joined in conversation by  Lacy Crawford, author of Notes on a Silencing, A New York Times Editors’ Choice and Notable Book. The conversation will focus primarily on the craft of memoir writing. This event is free and open to all, hosted on Crowdcast.  ...

Need financial assistance to make it to the Muse? Scholarship applications for Muse 2022 are open from now through Monday, November 8, 2021!

We offer need-based Tuition Scholarships to cover 50% of a Muse registration (or $140 off a $279 general admission ticket) and 50% of any in-person events you choose to sign up for, once these are announced in early 2022. You can apply to as many categories as you qualify for: 

• Financial Assistance Scholarships

• BIPOC Writer Scholarships

• LGBTQ+ Writer Scholarships

• Scholarships for Writers Living With a Disability

• Literary Champion Scholarships

• Non-Traditional Writer Scholarships ...

October short classes are here! Ready to write dialogue for MG and YA novels? Want to explore the everyday rituals of your characters? Need help finding your literary voice