Kentucky Resources for Writers
Here you’ll find a collection of resources for writers in Kentucky, from conferences to local critique groups to literary magazines. If you’re looking for a writing group near you, a writing workshop near you, or simply a place to hang out with writers or submit your work, these are some Kentucky writing organizations you might want to check out:
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The University of Louisville Kentucky Author Forum is a nonprofit, nationally-recognized literary event. It is dedicated to showcasing renowned authors and interviewers in the Louisville community.
Founded in 1966 by a group of Kentuckians with a love for poetry, among them Jesse Stuart, Kentucky Poet Laureate, who continued to support KSPS until his death in 1984.
Educating members about the craft of writing and the business of publishing.
A one-day intensive event featuring writing workshops, author readings, and more.
Poetry and prose writing workshop groups in Lexington, Kentucky.
Its mission is to encourage reading and the love of books and to be a positive force in promoting literacy in the region and state.
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