Liz & Jess will be leading a series of publishing workshops at various Carnegie Library branches on January 14th, January 24th, and February 3rd. Click the links to go to the event pages or check out the chalkboard below for more details:
| Feedback Open MicsOur next feedback open mic will be January 26, 2026Feedback Open Mics take place at Nico's Recovery Room in Bloomfield and sign-ups start at 7pm. Check out the flyer below for more deets:
Recordings from the most recent open mics are posted to our Facebook page. You can also check out some recordings from our first two Feedback Open Mics below: Open Mic 1 (June 3, 2024): Open Mic 2 (September 23, 2024):
| Send It!For Send It! 2.0, meetings took place solely on Zoom:
Each meeting will start with 5-10 minutes of conversation, where folks can share what they're submitting and open calls they have their eye on, or ask for advice on potential markets. You'll also be able to do this silently in the Zoom room chat throughout the meeting if you prefer! Then, we'll all go on mute (cameras on or off, as you choose) until the halfway point (8pm on Wednesdays, 2pm on Sundays) when we'll have a brief check-in before continuing onward. We'll all reconvene one last time for the final five minutes to share any last thoughts and collectively celebrate sending our work out into the world! As always, the Scribble House crew will have resources available including:
Send It! is free and open to writers of all experience levels. If you want to get a reminder of upcoming meetings, you can join the Scribble House Meetup group.
| Past EventsWorkshop Matchmaking:Ebensburg Speed-Date Edition
Here's how the event will work in this special Speed-Date Edition for the Festival of Books in the Alleghenies:
Workshop MatchmakingSunday, October 22nd 2023, 2:30-5pmMatchmakers find people who will be compatible, and this event will do the same thing for writers! Workshop Matchmaking brings together people looking for writing partners, workshop groups, and beta readers to help them find new sources of constructive feedback. It's free to take part, but you do have to pre-register (since we'll need to know some info about you to pair you up with like-minded writers!). Attendance is limited to 15 and registration is first-come first-serve. If slots fill up we'll open up a wait list and post info here on how to get on it.
How's This Whole Thing Gonna Work?
Scribble House Lecture Series: Unconventional Adventures in PublicationSaturday, May 25th 2023 at Bantha Tea BarThe Scribble House Lecture Series aims to bring together a diverse set of voices to share insights and advice on the a chosen topic. This will start with 10-15 minute talks from each presenter, followed by a curated Q&A, with a handout of helpful resources and info for attendees.
For this first event, the topic is "Unconventional Adventures in Publication"--in other words, writers who are getting their words to readers in ways other than traditional book publishing. Featured speakers for this event will be:
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