Screenwriting Scribes, 9-12th grade
Students will learn the basics of screenwriting for film, including staging scenes, generating dialogue, and developing action. Students will explore a wide variety of work from carefully curated screenwriters and
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Flash Fiction Scribes, 9-12th grade
Love short stories? In this camp, students will play with this most condensed story form and discover how they can pack a whole world into something under 1000 words. Students
Comics and Graphic Novels Scribes, 7-8th grade
Learn the fundamentals of making comics and graphic novels in this half-day, week-long camp, focusing on a different theme or genre each day â including visual storytelling, character creation, graphic
Comics and Graphic Novels Scribes, 5-6th grade
Learn the fundamentals of making comics and graphic novels in this half-day, week-long camp, focusing on a different theme or genre each day â including visual storytelling, character creation, graphic
NEW Creative Writing Scribes GRADES 5-6
In this one-week camp, your days will be full of writing activities that stretch your mind and let your words take flight.
Remembering David Wagoner: Prolific Poet and Friend of Hugo House
Written by Lillo Way David Wagoner, âa giant of Northwest poetry,â died on December 18, 2021. In addition to his renown as a poet, he was a novelist (one of
Tina Tocco
Tina Tocco is a Pushcart Prize nominee. As a writer for both children and adults, her work has appeared in kiddie magazines, such as Highlights, Cricket, Humpty Dumpty, AppleSeeds, and
Becky Mandelbaum
Becky Mandelbaum is the author of The Bright Side Sanctuary for Animals (Simon & Schuster, 2020) and Bad Kansas, which received the 2016 Flannery OâConnor Award for Short Fiction, the
Gabriela Denise Frank
Gabriela Denise Frank is a Pacific Northwest writer, editor, and creative writing instructor. Her writing explores identity, feminism, ancestors, and the ecotone between humans and the environment. Her work appears
Q&A with Jessica Mehta: “The best poetry is inherently natural.”
This September, Jessica Mehta officially stepped into the role of poet-in-residence at Hugo House. Jessica is the author of fifteen books, including the collection When We Talk of Stolen Sisters (Not a Pipe Publishing),
