The Write the World Blog

From the letters of Emily Dickinson, to anti-slavery correspondences from the abolitionist...

In his commentary for best Playwriting Peer Review, guest judge Kim Peter Kovac called Julia...

It’s hard to believe that Timeless Women, the piece that won our Playwriting Competition, was Pang...

In the midst of a global pandemic, we may not be indulging in shared meals as we used to—catching...

Plays hold the power to reflect and illuminate elements of our daily realities in new, refreshing...

Like the Transcendentalist authors who inspire her, it was the connection to nature that drew...

It’s easy to see why Guest Judge Anne-Marie Te Whiu called Hannah Flores’s piece the “undeniable”...

When Lee Gaines sat down to write their poem “you will always be from alabama,” they experienced...

In the past months, you may have noticed a few Write the World graduates have returned to the site...