Lit News

Now more than ever, it is vital for writers of the Rust Belt to represent our sense of place with passion and insight. As politicians,...

Announcing our Spring 2017 Menu of Workshops! Is there a road you didn’t travel? Thinking about writing the family story? Looking for...

You want to submit! But how? Poet Barbara Sabol will lend us insights, information and inspiration on submitting poetry and short prose...

Photo Credit: Elizabeth Glasgow Grab a grilled cheese at the Big Green Thing, a chocolate pecan at Handel’s, and a seat at your Lit Yo...

Thank you to the McDonough Museum of Art for the quiet and intriguing space to write and imagine. We found the art engaging, and it...

Why do people take our workshops? So many reasons. To meet interesting people. To try something new and creative. To become better...

Announcing our Spring 2016 Workshops! Explore the literary art of children’s picture books. Try your hand at poetry translation. Learn...

Ekphrasis is a literary art made after a visual art; for example, a poem inspired by a photograph. Join Nin Andrews and Karen Schubert...

We are putting the final touches on our spring workshops and aim to open enrollment in early February. Looks like another fantastic...

The Hubbard Public Library is taking part in the One Book/One Community project, encouragi Lit Youngstown writers Liz Hill and Karen...

Writing the family story, poetry in form, dramatic monologue for the stage, or script for the screen. Try something completely different!...

Summer Workshop Enrollment Open! Sharpen up your pencils and write a short story or play. If you’re a teen, pen some poetry or create a...

Lit Youngstown’s classes run once per week for six weeks. Locations are listed in the class description (all venues are wheelchair...