
Literature
Writing The City: Novelist Cassandra Rose Clarke And Writefest
Posted on · The Houston novelist gives a sneak peak of her upcoming book and talks about Writefest, a unique festival for emerging writers.
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Posted on · The Houston novelist gives a sneak peak of her upcoming book and talks about Writefest, a unique festival for emerging writers.
Posted on · Does literature need gatekeepers, and if so, who should that be?
Posted on · Mormon snowboarding, overcoming "fear of the blank page," and writing on the night shift.
Posted on · Here’s what to expect – and not expect – in Writespaces’s Writers of Color Workshop Showcase this Saturday.
Posted on · As Houston’s literary community continues to thrive, a grassroots group is hosting its first-ever writing festival.
Posted on · Wanting to do something a little different for your loved one this Valentine’s Day? Elizabeth White-Olsen, founding director of Writespace, gives the basics on writing a love letter. Writespace is also hosting an event this Valentine’s Day featuring wine, chocolate, and romantic readings by Houston romance writers.
Posted on · MORE: Your Predictions for the Houston of 2045 30 years ago this past weekend, Back to the Future opened in theaters here in Houston and across the country. The film, and its subsequent sequels, tells the tale of Marty McFly and Doc Brown traveling back and forth through time in a tricked-out DeLorean. First, Marty […]
Posted on · Wanting to do something a little different for your loved one this Valentine’s Day? Elizabeth White-Olsen, founding director of Writespace, gives the basics on writing a love letter. Writespace is also hosting an event this Valentine’s Day featuring wine, chocolate, and romantic readings by Houston romance writers.
Posted on · Houstonâs literary scene has a new writing center. Writespace opened its doors in May and is located in Houstonâs Art District. It offers writing workshops, consulting services, a shared quiet space to write, and free community events. Houston Matters sat down with Founder and Director Elizabeth White-Olsen to learn more about what Writespace is adding […]
Posted on · Earlier this year, HISD unveiled new mascots at four district schools, as part of a policy banning mascots deemed culturally offensive. But it's not just mascots that can offend some Houstonians. Some question whether schools here should be named after figures from Confederate history – examples include Lee High School, named after General Robert E. […]