Have you secured your tickets yet? There's still time! Just 2 days left to benefit from the Early Adopter Pricing (purchase your tickets by 9/26). CONNECT with recipients of the JOYCE CAROL OATES PRIZE, SAVOR Good Food & WINE, enjoy the DJ Wonway Posibul spinning for the evening. Don't miss it!

Better access to Arts Education. That's where we come in. We've provided 1000+ Teen Creative Writing Workshop Participants from 26 Schools access to Arts Education. Learn more about our impact: www.newliteraryproject.org/impact-report

Why NewLit? Yes, the planet needs rescuing, and people need food and housing and health care. The world needs all that and more. The world also needs the nourishment, refuge, and attention of the arts. Creativity makes us resilient. Visit us at NewLiteraryProject.org

Why support NewLit? NewLit has been mixing it up since 2015. The choice is clear. Fund the arts. As much as you can. Educate kids, support artists. Young people who are marginalized—now speaking in their own voices. That’s what helps make democracy a democracy. That’s what NewLit is doing. Join us.

At New Literary Project, we believe Arts Education lifts us all up. Support our work. See link in bio.

At New Literary Project, we drive social change and unleash artistic power. Learn more about how we support the Arts. See link in bio.

Engaging in the Arts helps us feel creative and inspired. Have you read a copy of our nationally distributed anthology, Simpsonistas? We're working on Volume 7 now. Learn more about what we do to support the arts and arts education. Link in bio.

New Literary Project is working to increase access to the Arts. Find out how. See link in bio.

Did you know 61% of American workers say, "The more creative and innovative I am at my job, the more successful I am at the workplace." (Source: Americans for the Arts). We agree that creativity breeds success. Our Jack Hazard Fellowships encourage creative writers. Learn how, see link in bio.

We believe in the Arts and Arts Education. Find out more about What We Do. New Literary Project, mixing it up since 2015. See link in bio.

At NewLit, we believe in the Arts and Arts Education. Learn more about What We Do. See link in bio.

New Literary Project. Mixing it up since 2015. Read about Our Impact and learn more about What We Do. Link in bio.

At NewLit, we believe ARTS and CULTURE improve our community. According to a new poll by Americans for the Arts, we're not alone. 86% of Americans believe arts and culture improve my community's quality of life. Learn more about what we do. See link in bio.

New Literary Project supports artists in our communities with the Jack Hazard Fellowships, providing $5,000 awards to creative writers who teach high school. Learn more about What We Do. See link in bio.

We believe in the Arts. Are we all in on Arts Education? You bet. Mixing it up since 2015. Learn more about New Literary Project and how we support Arts Education. See What We Do link in bio.

86% of the public agrees that Out-of-School Arts Education is important and should be taught outside of the classroom and in the community. Find out more about how New Literary Project supports Arts Education. Learn more about What We Do. Link in Bio.

The Arts Improve Academic Performance - 70% of Americans agree that "the arts help students perform better academically." Source: Americans for the Arts. New Literary Project, has been supporting Arts Education since 2015. Find out more about What We Do. Link in Bio.

Save the Date: Sunday, 9 Nov. Join us for Speak Out NewLit, a festival with food, music and drinks. Celebrating New Literary Project's 10th Anniversary, with our amazing community supporting arts education. Stay tuned.

Tonight at the Booksmith. Congrats to '23 Jack Hazard Fellow William Archilla on the publication of S is for.

Need something uplifting? Watch our 7-minute short documentary on the Jack Hazard Fellowship. See link in bio. The Jack Hazard Fellowship supports writers who teach high school so they can make progress on their own writing over the summer.

Meet the Winners of the 2025 JCO Prize Jennine Capó Crucet & Willy Vlautin in conversation with Joyce Carol Oates and NewLit’s Joe Di Prisco - Watch now. Link in bio.

Psst! It's our birthday today. It's been 10 years (2015 - 2025) of ... - Free Creative Writing Workshops for Young People - Fellowships for Writers who Teach - National Fiction Prizes - Annual Anthologies - The Book Club Here's to 10 more. Sign up for our newsletter to learn more. Link in bio.

Join us next Wednesday, June 4, and meet the winners of the 2025 Joyce Carol Oates Prize in conversation with Joyce Carol Oates and NewLit's Joe Di Prisco. Register with the link below. www.newliteraryproject.org/whats-new/re...

Meet the Winners of the Joyce Carol Oates Prize: Jennine Capó Crucet (Say Hello to My Little Friend) and Willy Vlautin (The Horse) in conversation with Joyce Carol Oates and NewLit's Joe Di Prisco. June 4, 4pm Pacific. Registration in Bio. @simonandschuster.bsky.social @harpercollins.bsky.social

Meet Anjoli Roy, 2025 Jack Hazard Fellow. Anjoli's project is titled Fatherland. Anjoli is a teacher at Punahou School, Honolulu, HI. Meet all of the Jack Hazard Fellows. See link in bio.

Meet Molly Olguín, 2025 Jack Hazard Fellow. Molly's project is titled The Girl is Going to Live. Molly is a teacher at The Bush School, Seattle, WA. Meet all the 2025 Jack Hazard Fellows. See link in bio.

Meet Will Ejzak, 2025 Jack Hazard Fellow. Will's project is titled The Witch . Will is a teacher at Gwendolyn Brooks College Prep Academy, Chicago, IL. Meet all of the 2025 Jack Hazard Fellows. See link in bio.

Meet Dallas Crow, a 2025 Jack Hazard Fellow. Dallas's project is titled Satie in Wyoming. Dallas is a teacher at Woodward Academy College Park, GA. Meet all of the 2025 Jack Hazard Fellows. See link in bio.

Meet Kristin Collier, a 2025 Jack Hazard Fellow. Kristin's project is titled What Debt Demands. Kristin is a teacher at St. Paul Academy and Summit School, St. Paul, MN. Meet all of the 2025 Jack Hazard Fellows. See link in bio.

Meet the 2025 Jack Hazard Fellows: pictured clockwise from top left: Kristin Collier, Dallas Crow, Will Ejzek, Anjoli Roy, and Molly Olguín. Learn all about them and their projects. See link in bio.

Jennine Capó Crucet, of North Carolina, and Willy Vlautin, of Oregon, have been named the ninth and tenth Recipients of the 2025 Joyce Carol Oates Prizes (JCO) awarded by New Literary Project (NewLit). Each receives $50,000 on the occasion of NewLit’s tenth anniversary in 2025. See link in bio.

Meet Camille Santana Considine, a 2025 Bonetti-Bell Fellow teaching a creative writing workshop at Girls Inc. of Alameda County. Camille is currently a graduate student in the English Department at UC Berkeley. Read more about our 2025 Fellows. See link in bio.

Meet Edil Hassan, a 2025 Bonetti-Bell Fellow teaching a creative writing workshop at Girls Inc. of Alameda County. Edil is the author of Dugsi Girl (Akashic Press, 2021), winner of the Cave Canem Starshine and Clay fellowship and a finalist for the Brunel African Poetry Prize. See link in bio.

Meet Isa Maloof, a 2025 Iris Starn Fellow teaching a creative writing workshop at LPS, Hayward. Isa is a poet, teacher, and mother. She holds an MA in Theological Studies from Harvard University and is currently an MFA Candidate and Teaching Fellow at Saint Mary’s College of CA. See link in bio.

Meet Drew Kiser, a 2025 Bonetti-Bell Fellow teaching a creative writing workshop at Mt. McKinley High School, Contra Costa County Juvenile Hall. Hailing from the wet and wild state of Virginia, Drew Kiser is a PhD candidate in English at the University of California, Berkeley. See link in bio.

Meet Genay Markham, a 2025 Iris Starn Fellow teaching a creative writing workshop at East Bay School of Performing Arts. Genay is a passionate leader, writer, and advocate with over 20 years of experience in leadership development, youth empowerment, and social justice. Read more. See link in bio.

Meet Ryan Lackey, a 2025 Bonetti-Bell Fellow offering a creative writing workshop at Northgate High School. Ryan is is a writer, critic, and PhD candidate in English at the University of California, Berkeley. Learn More. See link in bio.

Meet Courtney Pazin, a 2025 Iris Starn Fellow teaching a creative writing workshop at Concord High School. Courtney grew up on the Northern California coast; She is a writer, poet, and educator. Learn more about our 2025 Fellows. See link in bio.

Meet Laura Ritland, a 2025 Bonetti-Bellow Fellow from UC Berkeley, English Dept teaching a creative writing workshop at Albany High School. She is a poet, educator, and scholar completing a PhD in English at UC Berkeley. She is the author of the poetry collection, East and West. See link in bio.

Meet Rayjon Briscoe Young, a 2025 Iris Starn Fellow teaching a creative writing workshop at Emery High School. Rayjon is a student, visual artist, civil servant, educator, and writer. He also does Media Marketing for the City of Oakland. Meet our 2025 Fellows. See link in bio.

Meet the 2025 Iris Starn Fellows who will be teaching creative writing workshops to youth this Spring. Fellows are selected in partnership with Saint Mary's College of California Creative Writing Department. Pictured here: Isa Maloof, Genay Markham, Courtney Pazin, and Rayjon Briscoe Young.

Meet the 2025 Bonnie Bonetti-Bell Fellows who will be teaching creative writing workshops to local youth through our partnership with UC Berkeley, English Dept. Pictured: Camille Santana Considine, Edil Hassan, Drew Kiser, Ryan Lackey, and Laura Ritland.

Congratulations to Willy Vlautin, named a finalist for the 2025 Joyce Carol Oates Prize. Read his latest novel The Horse, published by @HarperCollins which was editor's choice in the New York Times Book Review and named one of the top 25 books of the year by the Washington Post.

Congratulations to Morgan Talty, named as a finalist in the 2025 Joyce Carol Oates Prize. Read his novel Fire Exit, published by @Tin_House which @NPR calls "a touching narrative about family and a gritty story about alcoholism, dementia, and longing..." #JoyceCarolOatesPrizeFinalist

Congratulations to @juliaphillipswrites on being named as a finalist for the 2025 Joyce Carol Oates Prize. Read her latest novel Bear, published by @hogarthbooks which the NYT describes: "A massive, mysterious grizzly takes on symbolic weight in Phillips's moody and affecting second novel."

Congratulations to Sarah Manguso on being named a finalist for the 2025 Joyce Carol Oates Prize. Read her book Liars, published by Hogarth, which @NPR writes is "an autopsy of a bitterly disappointing marriage, from first meeting to painful aftermath." #JoyceCarolOatesPrizeFinalist

Congratulations to Jennine Capó Crucet, named as a finalist for the 2025 Joyce Carol Oates Prize. Read her latest novel, Say Hello to My Little Friend, which Kirkus Reviews calls "Unclassifiable and unforgettable." #JoyceCarolOatesPrizeFinalist

New Literary Project is honored to announce the five distinguished finalists for the 2025 Joyce Carol Oates Prize (JCO). Congratulations to the finalists. Link in bio. Pictured from left to right: Jennine Capó Crucet, Sarah Manguso, Julia Phillips, Morgan Talty, and Willy Vlautin. Read more.

Introducing the Longlist. Congratulations to Willy Vlautin, author of The Horse, published by @HarperCollins #JoycecarolOatesPrize #Longlist