Join us at Hugo House in the Lapis Theatre for Microfiction Lab: Form, Prompt, Write, an engaging and laidback writing environment to dive into the art of microfiction, free to
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Microfiction Lab: Flash Fiction & the Prose Poem
Join us at Hugo House in the Lapis Theatre for Microfiction Lab: Form, Prompt, Write, an engaging and laidback writing environment to dive into the art of microfiction, free to
Microfiction Lab: The Drabble & the Six-Word Story
Join us at Hugo House in the Lapis Theatre for Microfiction Lab: Form, Prompt, Write, an engaging and laidback writing environment to dive into the art of microfiction, free to
DUNE Mini-Comics Night
DUNE* Mini-Comics Night is where folks are invited to create the contents of a black and white, 5.5â x 8.5â printed anthology within a limited amount of time, in one
DUNE Mini-Comics Night
DUNE* Mini-Comics Night is where folks are invited to create the contents of a black and white, 5.5â x 8.5â printed anthology within a limited amount of time, in one
CollectionsâA Live Magazine and Public Club
CollectionsâA Live Magazine and Public Club hosted by Ariel Basom is a monthly showcase of both live readers and video performances featuring a diversity of positions, styles, and modes: poetry
Industry Talks: Here for a Good Time, Not a Long Time: Running a pop-up bookstore
Join us at Hugo Houseâs Lapis Theater for Industry Talks: Careers in the Literary Arts, an engaging evening that explores the many professional paths within the world of writing, publishing,
Works in Progress (In-Person)
Works in Progress is Hugo House's open mic series inclusive of diverse formats and storytelling crafts. Read your workâpoetry, fiction, essays, memoirs, plays, music, comedy, and moreâand connect with our literary
Silent Reading Night
Silent Reading Night â May Edition Date:Â Wednesday, May 27th Time:Â 6:00 PM â 9:00 PM Theme:Â Asian Horror Stories Each month, we host a Silent Reading Night with a rotating theme and
Book Release for Lost & Found in the Cathedral of Cinema
Jeffrey Overstreet, a film critic, novelist, and associate professor of English and creative at Seattle Pacific University, will read highlights from his new memoir, a hybrid of film criticism and