Write Mondays

Writing Workshops for Middle and High School Students in Central Vermont

5 State St Montpelier, VT, 05602 United States

802-279-7861

Write Mondays offers writing workshops for middle and high school students in Central Vermont. We believe in nurturing young writers at every level and challenging students to explore the myriad of writing choices available to them. Kid-centered workshops led by master teachers provide a supportive community where generating, sharing, and critiquing work happens at the group level. But most of all, Write Mondays is about fostering creative expression and translating it onto the page. Workshops are held at Local 64 in Montpelier, VT. 

 

GARY LEE MILLER is a writer, editor, curriculum developer, and documentary filmmaker. He has written about everything from burrowing owls to robotic dinosaurs, wireless technology to wolves, and interviewed country music stars, stunt pilots, Civil Rights pioneers, oceanographers, and rocket scientists. Gary has co-produced two documentary films, been nominated for three New England Emmy Awards for documentary scriptwriting, and won a Best Educational Product Award from the Massachusetts Interactive Multimedia Council. He is a regular contributor to National Geographic Explorer and Seven Days. Gary's short story collection Museum of the Americas was published by Fomite Press in the summer of  2014. For more information see his website.

 

DEB FLEISCHMAN  is a teacher, writer, editor, visual artist, and aspiring stand-up comic. She worked in newspaper, magazine, and book publishing,  including Time-Life Books,  Creative Arts Books, Family Money, Health, and Narrative  magazine. A radio enthusiast, Deb hosted Local Color on WGDR, Plainfield, Vermont. She taught for Upward Bound and holds a B.S. in Political Science from M.I.T. and an MFA in creative writing from Vermont College of Fine Arts. Deb's recent work appears in Green Mountain Review , 1966 Journal , Newfound, and is anthologized in Nomfiction, published by Little Fiction/Big Truths.