Finish this story: Help Montclair Local write a “Montclair Tall Tale”
Release your inner author, Montclair.We’re looking for writers to help us with our jointly created story, “Howdy, Neighbor.”This week is the call-out, we’ll publish the first installment (written by you!) sometime after the Montclair...
Photos: Love for all; ‘She’s My Dad’
Authot Jonathan Williams spoke about his transgender dad, Paula, and his book "She's My Dad," at First Congregational Church on March 26.
All Write now: what to write, what to order
What you feel like eating in a diner, explained by where you are in your writing mood, in the latest "All Write Now" by Melissa D. Sullivan.
Montclair Literary Festival: Thompson, Zanes, Phillips have a musical, literary beat
Three rockers sang and read to open the Montclair Literary Festival, on March 20: Warren Zanes, Richard Thompson, and Zara Phillips.
Montclair Literary Festival: Age is but a number
Montclair Literary Festival has readings, workshops and book-signings for children and young adults, including one by a Montclair teen writer.
Montclair Literary Festival: Finding a common language, in translation
A panel on translation moderated by Montclair author Garth Risk Hallberg will explore how language can connect readers across cultures.
Montclair Literary Festival: Joyce Carol Oates explores ‘dead-end zeals’
Best-selling author Joyce Carol Oates will appear at Succeed2gether's Montclair Literary Festival on Saturday, March 23, to talk about her new book, "Hazards of Time Travel."
Culture in brief: Montclair Literary Festival begins tomorrow
Succed2gether’s Montclair Literary Festival, begins tonight, Wednesday, March 20, and will run through Sunday, March 24. Here are some picks.
All write now: writing is a numbers game
Writing is a numbers, game, writes Steph Auteri in the latest "All Write Now." Want to get published? Send out queries and manuscripts, over and over.
Culture in brief: Panel to discuss ‘slavery’s descendants’ at Montclair Literary Festival
Succeed2gether's Montclair Literary Festival will feature a panel on 'Slavery’s Descendants,' with Dionne Ford, Rachel Swarns, and Karen Branan.