Arts & Writing

Are you writing a novel during National Novel Writing Month? Join other NaNoWriMo writers for an end of the month write-in. Almost there. You can do it!


 

Join us at 7pm Monday October 22 for a poetry reading featuring three outstanding Ohio Poets - Nin Andrews from Cleveland, Jamey Dunham from Dayton, and Karen Schubert from Youngstown. They will be sharing poems new and old. 
 

​Wright Library, in partnership with the Jewish Community Center of Greater Dayton, presents author Renate Frydman as part of the JCC's Cultural Arts & Book Festival. Ms. Frydman will be discussing her book, Anschel's Story.

Submissions are being accepted for the Wright Library Art & Literary Zine through January 15, 2019.

This event is an extravagant, yet laid-back evening dedicated to manga and anime.  There will be games, crafts, chatting and snacks.  Join in the selected activities or bring your own to share. For grades 7-12.

Join other teens who are interested in writing fiction and poetry to discuss writing, do some writing, and constructively and kindly critique each other’s work.  We alternate writing exercises/games with learning about writing as a craft.  PenOhio students especially welcome!  For grades 7-12.

Much like the chicken and the egg question, the answer to "Which comes first, character or plot?" troubles many writers and causes needless anxiety. This workshop will contend that character and plot are essentially the same thing—a well-structured plot will naturally unfold if the writer focuses on some "simple" questions about character motivation, conflict, and personal stakes. Whether deep in a work-in-progress or just beginning to form an idea, writers will leave with a clear road map for their stories that will keep a plot moving forward and keep readers caring.

The Wright Memorial Public Library Foundation presents the second year of our Far Hills Music Series.

Eric Loy performs an eclectic blend of rock, jazz, classical, and new age on acoustic guitar and 24 string Harp-Guitar. 

The Wright Memorial Public Library Foundation presents the second year of our Far Hills Music Series.