Publishing, wirting by kids
Apr. 18th, 2008 09:14 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
enot06826 BOSTON
826 Boston—the newest member of the 826 family—kicked off its programming in the spring of 2007 by inviting authors Junot Díaz, Steve Almond, Holly Black, and Kelly Link to lead writing workshops at the English High School. The visiting writers challenged students to modernize fairy tales, invent their ideal school, and tell their stories. Afterwards a handful of dedicated volunteers followed up with weekly visits to help students develop their writing craft. The upshot will be a publication rich with essays, stories, poems, wish lists, and questions “for which there seem to be no answers.”
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826 Boston—the newest member of the 826 family—kicked off its programming in the spring of 2007 by inviting authors Junot Díaz, Steve Almond, Holly Black, and Kelly Link to lead writing workshops at the English High School. The visiting writers challenged students to modernize fairy tales, invent their ideal school, and tell their stories. Afterwards a handful of dedicated volunteers followed up with weekly visits to help students develop their writing craft. The upshot will be a publication rich with essays, stories, poems, wish lists, and questions “for which there seem to be no answers.”
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