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Kirkus Reviews Praises Girls Write Now’s Forthcoming Anthology, Metamorphosis
Kirkus Reviews Describes Metamorphosis: Girls Write Now 2026 Anthology as Sincere Engagement and Effort.
Girls Write Now Monday Memo: August 3, 2026
The Wild Inside…It's Your Monday Memo. Plus, Travel + Leisure, Bustle, and The Drift join us for a Career Chat
Girls Write Now Celebrates Community Work at Annual Collaboratory Showcase!
Girls Write Now Recently Celebrated Our Community's Work from the Past Year!
Girls Write Now Monday Memo: July 27, 2026
A Self-Proclaimed Funny Person’s First Time Writing Comedy… It's Your Monday Memo. Plus, learn how to write the perfect personal statement—your own!
Mentees Envision Their Future at NBCUniversal’s Career Inspiration Camp
As a student coming from California coming to this camp was a great way to get exposure in the media
Girls Write Now Monday Memo: July 20, 2026
Metamorphosis Monday… Your Memo's Here. Early praise for our new book, plus a story written in the stars.
Girls Write Now Monday Memo: July 13, 2026
If You Are Transgender, You Have to Live… It's Your Monday MemoPlus, write a love letter to yourself this week!
Girls Write Now Monday Memo: July 6, 2026
Everlasting Color…Your Monday Memo's Creative Anthem. Plus, our poets take Governors Island at the NYC Poetry Festival!
New York City Poetry Festival Features Girls Write Now Poets & Performers
Join four mentees for an afternoon of poetry on identity, resistance, and coming of age. Girls Write Now takes the Youth Stage at The New York City Poetry Festival on Sunday, July 19 at 2 PM. The 15th Annual Festival takes place at Nolan Park on Governors Island—this will be the second time our mentees grace the Poetry Festival stage. Registration is free—all you need is the $2.75 ferry fare. We look forward to seeing you there!
Across Genres and Generations: What Our New Mentors Are Reading This Summer
Last week, we asked our incoming mentees what they've been reading. Now it's our new mentors' turn. Sula. The Dry Season. An Indigenous Peoples' History of the United States. And right beside them: The One & Only Googoosh, Blood Over Bright Haven, The Nine Moons of Han Yu and Luli. From a 1973 American classic to a 2026 debut, from Iranian pop history to Palestinian memoir to romantasy—it's a summer reading adventure like none other. Enjoy!