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Girls Write Now Monday Memo: August 25, 2025
Last Week to Embark on a Fall Journey…It’s Your Monday Memo. Plus, what our wickedly talented honorees are up to!
Girls Write Now Monday Memo: August 18, 2025
When You Laugh, You Defy Death…It’s Your Monday Memo. Plus, memoirs, op-eds & navigating the MFA experience.
Girls Write Now Monday Memo: August 11, 2025
Author Maggie Smith on our New Anthology…Plus, join our August Community Studios for communal creativity!..It’s Your Monday Memo
Read With Us: Books by the Fall 2025 Girls Write Now Honorees
Every year, Girls Write Now recognizes the individuals and institutions who champion Girls Write Now's mission to mentor and train the next generation of writers and leaders. For Fall 2025, we are proud to honor Rachel Bloom, Kardea Brown, Winnie Holzman, Suleika Jaouad, Maria Pacheco, and Dana A. Williams.
Girls Write Now Monday Memo: August 4, 2025
Did You Hear Her Spanish?…It’s Your Monday Memo. Plus, a line-up of summer events featuring open mics, mentorship in music, and more!
Deadline Extended for Writing for Life Contest to August 15th
A New Contest Elevates the Stories of LGBTQIA+ Youth and Girls
What We’re Reading: Joy Is My Middle Name
Poet and College Chat panelist Sasha Debevec-McKenney combs through the past with humor and curiosity in her new poetry collection out this month.
LitNYS LitNews: July 29, 2025
LitNews NYS, August Letter: Convening Sneak Peek Legal Consultations, Calls to Action & Planning for Strategic Growth
From Pen to Production: Girls Write Now at NBCU Career Camp
Mentee Wing Yee Chan recaps her eye-opening experience at the NBCU Career Inspiration Camp.
Girls Write Now Monday Memo: July 28, 2025
Sharpening Your Inimitable Voice: July 28th Monday Memo. Plus, Mentorship in the Music Industry…Featured work by Megan Ngo and Molly Tansey. Through a series of chat conversations, “Offline” tells the story of a writer who, fed up with his technology-assisted world, turns to the one thing he’s tried so hard to avoid: AI.