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Grub Street

Contact:Christopher Castellani
Address:160 Boylston Street, Boston MA 02116
Phone:617-695-0075
Fax:617-695-0075
E-mail:info@grubstreet.org
Website:http://www.grubstreet.org
Dates:Open All Year
Genres:Poetry, Fiction, Nonfiction, Screenwriting, Children's Literature
Faculty: Steve Almond, Jenna Blum, Lisa Borders, Ethan Gilsdorf, Michelle Hoover, Bret Anthony Johnston, Pagan Kennedy, Celeste Ng, Sophie Powell, Adam Stumacher, Jeff Talarigo, and many more.
Description:

Grub Street is a non-profit creative writing center dedicated to nurturing writers and connecting readers with the wealth of writing talent in the Boston area.

Our mission is to support creative writers at all stages of their development so that they can achieve their goals of publication, social and professional networking, gainful employment in the field, and/or personal enrichment.

We accomplish this by providing university-level instruction via multi-week courses, seminars and conferences; bringing the transformative power of creative writing to underserved populations â?" specifically teens and seniors â?" via innovative programs and community events; financially supporting and offering unique professional development opportunities to creative writing instructors, seminar leaders and administrative staff; elevating the literary profile of the city of Boston to increase its relevance among major publishing houses and prominent authors in all genres; and maintaining a vibrant, inspiring and accessible space where writers can find professional resources and connect with each other in a spirit of mutual support.

Grub Street builds on Boston's proud literary tradition by making the city more welcoming for writers, and more inspiring and culturally alive for all of us.

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