Showing posts with label Birthplace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Birthplace. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 31, 2012

Need Birthplace Brochures?

I've noticed a number of attractions around the area that still have the old brochure depicted below in their racks.  It's several years old and contains inaccurate hours of operation.  

If you have these contact us for replacements.  Click this link to see the correct brochure.  
Old Brochure
New Brochure

Monday, June 18, 2012

Pearl S. Buck Writers Workshop on June 27


Registration is now open for the annual Pearl S. Buck Writers Workshop to be held on Wednesday , June 27, at 10 a.m. The event is open to the public, and intended for writers of all genres, all ages, all skill levels. It is being held in conjunction with Allegheny Echoes, will be led by master teacher for the Allegheny Echoes creative writing class Jim Minick, and participants in the Pearl S. Buck Workshop will be joined by the Echoes participants for the session.  


The workshop is free, but participants must register by Monday, June 25 by calling (304) 653-4430 or by email to info@pearlsbuckbirthplace.com.  Read more about this and other upcoming writing events at the Birthplace in "The Manuscript" by Jolie Lewis. 

Thursday, June 14, 2012

Birthplace Foundation Vice President on Writing Events and the Birthplace

In this week's issue of the Pocahontas Times, Pearl S. Buck Birthplace Foundation Vice President Jolie Lewis uses her regular column "The Manuscript" to focus on writing, and how the legacy of Pearl S. Buck is still being used to help cultivate new talent, today.

The column gives some interesting detail on the program of several upcoming events such as the Pearl Buck Birthday Celebration, and the Writers Workshop and Blueberry Workshop.  It also talks about our new collaboration with West Virginia Writers, an association that promotes and supports writing and writers throughout the state.  This partnership resulted in
1) the presentation of two workshops inspired by Pearl Buck's writing at the West Virginia Writers annual conference, and 2) the announcement of winners in a brand-new category of the West Virginia Writers contest titled the Pearl Buck Award for Writing for Social Change.
For an account of the workshops and of the awards announcement, continue reading the story at the website of the Pocahontas Times.  A list of winners of the Pearl Buck Award is available here. Click on the link WVW Winners 2012 and download the pdf.