NC Writers’ Network Blog

In The Waves: My Quest to Solve the Mystery of a Civil War Submarine by Rachel Lance (Dutton Books) “This past July, I visited the Hunley Museum (in North Charleston, […]

We are excited that Whiting Award Winner Hannah Dela Cruz Abrams will join us as faculty in creative nonfiction for this year’s Fall Conference. Abrams will lead one of our […]

We are excited that Melissa Crowe will join us as faculty in poetry for this year’s Fall Conference. Crowe will lead a poetics course titled Breed a Needle: Revision as […]

On September 20th, PEN America NC Piedmont and the NC Writers’ Network will host a conversation at Queeny’s in downtown Durham as part of Banned Book Week. The social hour […]

If you are experiencing challenges booking a new reservation online for Fall Conference, IHG is working to restore all service as soon as possible. At this time, we encourage you to […]

If you are experiencing challenges booking a new reservation online for Fall Conference, IHG is working to restore all service as soon as possible. If you have an urgent request […]

The staff and board of the North Carolina Writers’ Network join the great many others mourning the loss of Michael Malone. Michael was the author of 14 novels, a short-story collection, […]

NCWN Communications Director Katherine O’Hara interviewed President of Carteret Writers Melissa Kelley, Vice President Emily Carter, and Secretary Autumn Ware on their organization’s latest event and relaunch.

CNN reported yesterday that Salman Rushdie is “awake and ‘articulate’ in his conversations with investigators” after surviving a brutal knife attack on Friday. Rushdie remains hospitalized with multiple wounds to his neck, stomach, […]

One afternoon my first boss in the book business handed me an advance copy of The Moor’s Last Sigh, the latest novel by Salman Rushdie. He said he wanted me to […]