Saturday March 21st at 2PM join author Ada Calhoun as she discusses her new novel and foray into fiction, highlighted by Time in their 100 Must-Read Books of 2025.  

This event will be held in person at 58th Street Library. 
NOTE: Programming room is up one flight of stairs. There is no elevator.

This five day class (three full days, two half days) is for writers of memoir and personal essay at every stage of their process and at every level, from newcomers to those who have published multiple books. Each day will feature lectures on craft, lively group discussion, and many prompts with lots of time to write, and the opportunity to share your work—all in a warm and nurturing environment. I've taught at Omega three other summers, and the class is usually capped at about 24 people, so sign up as soon as you can! I think most people stay on campus (there are all sorts of cabins, and a cafeteria for meals) and make it a five-day retreat, but there are also options for those staying locally and commuting over. Hope to see you there!