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The Muse and the Marketplace 2022 is almost here! This year's conference is our first ever hybrid conference, taking place Wednesday, April 27th - Sunday, May 1st, with the Manuscript Mart taking place Wednesday, May 4th - Sunday, May 8th.

This year’s conference theme is “Finding Your People.” As writers, we may draft our work alone, but it takes many people to bring a creative project into the world — from family and friends, to fellow writers, instructors, publishing professionals, literary champions, and ultimately eager readers. Muse 2022 is celebrating all of the connections that enable and …

Every month, we celebrate successes of all stripes! Last month, Grubbies were published in literary journals across the country, won awards and prizes, published books, and so much more. Our community closed March 2022 out with 53 publications, five awards and prizes, three book publications, and two residencies! Let us celebrate you: submit your good news to GrubStreet’s Department of Congratulations.  

Erica Ferencik's literary thriller Girl in Ice was published by Simon & Schuster on March 1st. Jeffrey Feingold's essay about a maddening appearance before the Supreme Court in Russia, “The Top Tartar,” will …

This summer, we're excited to host a mix of online and in-person classes so you can write with fellow teens virtually, in-person at our Center for Creative Writing, or both! Take a look below to see all of our summer classes. As always, scholarships are available for every single class below and are super easy to apply for.

June 27th – July 1st, 10:30am – 3:30pm ET

• June Week of Creative Writing with Olivia Kate Cerrone (In-Person: Seaport)
• Looking Underneath the Underneath: A Found Poetry Workshop with Crystal Valentine (In-Person: …

The Muse and the Marketplace 2022 is almost here! This year's conference is our first ever hybrid conference, taking place Wednesday, April 27th - Sunday, May 1st, with the Manuscript Mart taking place Wednesday, May 4th - Sunday, May 8th.

This year’s conference theme is “Finding Your People.” As writers, we may draft our work alone, but it takes many people to bring a creative project into the world — from family and friends, to fellow writers, instructors, publishing professionals, literary champions, and ultimately eager readers. Muse 2022 is celebrating all of the connections that enable and …

Check out our Summer 2022 offerings below and join us for a class in any genre! Plus, we have a whole host of brand new classes to look out for, including Chapbook Intensive: Conceiving, Writing, and Developing Your Manuscript with Rolando André López, The Mythic Memoir with Marcella Haddad, Zero to Submitting: Fiction with Kayleigh Shoen, and more. You can also browse here.

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