(And feel free to download the flier, print it, and post it anywhere that young writers might see it!) Read more!
Sunday, January 3, 2010
Upcoming Reading in Washington, DC
Writopia Lab DC's young writers will be reading their latest stories at the Cleveland Park Library on Saturday, January 9th from 3 PM to 5 PM. Please come out and support these talented, enthusiastic writers as they share their work.

(And feel free to download the flier, print it, and post it anywhere that young writers might see it!) Read more!
(And feel free to download the flier, print it, and post it anywhere that young writers might see it!) Read more!
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Ghost Story Writing Party & Writopia NYC Wall of Fame Mural Unveiling!
In celebration of a semester of writing, NYC Writopia writers trekked through the snow to be inducted into Writopia Lab's Wall of Fame!
After pizza and cheer, award-winning ghost story writer and mystery Author Chris Grabenstein, shared legends of West 81st Street, and some tips on how to help us scare our readers.

And everyone ate pizza.


And talked loudly.

And wrote scary stories.




Read more!
After pizza and cheer, award-winning ghost story writer and mystery Author Chris Grabenstein, shared legends of West 81st Street, and some tips on how to help us scare our readers.
And everyone ate pizza.


And talked loudly.

And wrote scary stories.




And here is the rest of it.
Friday, December 4, 2009
Amazon.com Helps Writopia Reach Out to DC Young Writers!
Thanks to a generous grant via Scholastic from Amazon, Writopia Lab will host a special workshop in Washington, DC to help any interested young writers develop and submit their work to the 2010 Scholastic Art & Writing competition.
The workshop will take place on December 12th, from 2 PM to 5 PM at Woodrow Wilson High School, two blocks from the Tenleytown-AU metro stop on the Red Line.
Read more!
The workshop will take place on December 12th, from 2 PM to 5 PM at Woodrow Wilson High School, two blocks from the Tenleytown-AU metro stop on the Red Line.
Read more!
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