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June is Pride Month, a time when we commemorate the Stonewall uprising and how the LGBTQ+ community has fought for equal rights—and continues to do so! The creative arts community has always been influenced by queer artists, and that includes creative writing. To...
May is short story month! Short stories present the perfect opportunity to check out a new author’s work or to revisit an old favorite. And just because a story is about 3,500 words doesn’t mean it can’t be as engaging and well written as a novel. At Writer’s Relief,...
April is National Poetry Month! This month-long celebration is the perfect opportunity to get to know different poets and explore various poetry styles. Not sure where to start? The poetry pros at Writer’s Relief have brought together some poets from history for you...
February is Black History Month, which is dedicated to honoring the contributions of African Americans to the United States. What better time than now to discover some great poetry by historical and contemporary Black poets. These poets skillfully harness the power of...
Reading great LGBTQ+ books shouldn’t be limited to Pride Month in June! Writer’s Relief believes in supporting queer writers all year long, and this article we found on LitHub.com has more than enough queer book recommendations to fill your TBR list! Compiled by...
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