Whether you’re struggling to write your first poem or have a few novels under your belt, Hugo House can help you achieve your writing goals. Our classes are taught by a variety of published writers who are also stellar teachers. What they all have in common: a love of words.
Whether you prefer in-person or online classes, Seattle’s non-profit literary arts center offers sliding scale classes, creative writing workshops, craft classes, drop-in writing circles, open mics, writing coaches, and more. Designed for writers at all levels, our programs help you meet fellow writers, finish your novel, polish your poetry, and reignite your passion. Join a class today and start telling the story only you can tell!
Hugo House is a nonprofit literary arts organization that aims to make writing accessible. Everyone has a story to tell. Whether you’re a new writer wanting to learn, an experienced author seeking a supportive environment to share your work, or a reader looking for new books to love—at Hugo House, you’ll find ways to explore your creativity, whatever your interest or budget.
Instructor: Corinne Manning. Through individual mentorship and class and small group workshops, build towards a short story collection of your own. Leave with the first 50-100 pages of your collection, and a plan for moving forward.
$2 wine
poetry readings by Quenton Baker, Paul Hlava Ceballos, Sierra Nelson, and Ann Teplick
doors & open mic sign up at 6pm
Hugo House is delighted to partner with poet Jeanine Walker and mixed media artist Aaron Counts to bring to the Hugo House stage a new reading series, It Goes On! It Goes On features $2 glasses of wine, $8 bottles, and invaluable words. Our second reading of the series stars local poetry legends Quenton Baker, Paul Hlava Ceballos, Sierra Nelson, and Ann Teplick. And you! On the open mic, following the reading (limit 10 readers–sign ups start at 6). Come on out to our cozy cabaret-style theater to partake in the poetry, wine, and full-on fall fun.
Works in Progress is Hugo House’s semi-monthly writing open mic series inclusive of diverse formats. Read your work—poetry, fiction, essays, memoirs, plays, music, comedy, and more—and connect with your literary community.
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