The "Lehigh Valley Literary Review" has been temporarily suspended
due to the a variety of factors. We a considering becoming a
print-on-demand publication focusing on Chapbooks and/or
monographs, which might include color photographs. Please return
at a later date for more information.

The LVWA is looking for more board members to help through our
transition to a print-on-demand (POD) publication, all interested
should Julius Vitali -610-966-6202 before the next scheduled board
meeting on April 20, 2010.

If you would like to view the Morning Call Newspaper article, simply
click
here.  The Lehigh Valley Writers Academy was recently
mentioned in an article by the Lehigh Valley News Group - Parkland
edition, to view the article, simply click
here.

New address for the LVWA is PO Box 701, Emmaus, PA 18049

Welcome to the Lehigh Valley Writers Academy Home Page

Founded in 2002, The Lehigh Valley Writers Academy (LVWA) is a
501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization which shapes the regional literary
landscape by offering educational events and public forums for writers.  
The LVWA discovers and guides aspiring new voices in fiction,
nonfiction, journalism, poetry, plays and screenwriting.  LVWA offers in-
depth experiences to its participants that encourage them to further their
appreciation of literature, as well as their writing skills.

Through our programs, our organization assists local writers of all ages
and levels of proficiency in pursuing literary learning and creative
development.  Our programs reach out to the Lehigh Valley's diverse
communities.  Since our inception in April 2002, we have been
facilitating approximately 100 classes (involving over 1,000 people),
workshops and cultural art events annually and have collaborated with
the Allentown school district, Allentown Art Museum, Allentown
Symphony, Leonardo da Vinci’s Horse, Inc, Civic Theatre, the Lehigh
Valley Storytelling Guild, the Trexler Trust, and Mayfair. Additionally, in
2004, we published a 40-page poetry chapbook titled
May Words to
coincide with the Mayfair events. Currently, we publish two journals,
the Lehigh Valley Literary Review (LVLR) is a semi-annual
publication and the Lehigh Valley Literary Review-Youth Edition
(LVLR-YE) is an annual publication.

Currently, we are not offering any workshops. Occasionally, we have a
guest speaker Lecture Series that has included editors from the local
newspapers and regional magazines, published book authors and national
magazine writers. Some other workshops that were offered have been:
the Youth Writing Salon (designed for children in middle school),
Japanese influence in Literature, Short Story Writing, Literary Agents
Workshop and Scriptwriting Essentials. The persons benefited by the
organization are mostly adult except when we offer our Youth Writing
Salon.

Additionally, we have received grants from the PA Council on the Arts,
Lehigh Valley Arts Council, Charles H. Hoch Foundation, Charles A. &
Leona K. Gruber Foundation, Leona K. Gruber Charitable Trust, The
Century Fund and from private individuals.
Contact the Webmaster: Beth Ann Enterprises@
bethannent@yahoo.com  www.bethannenterprises.com
Contact Us @
admin@lvwa.info
Lehigh Valley Writers Academy
Allentown, PA
The next board meeting is
scheduled for April 20 @ 7pm
@
the American Sandwich
store on Route 309 in
Coopersburg.
If you would like to
become a member of the
LVWA, please click on
the link below for a
Membership Form.
LVWA Membership Form
If you would like to
Subscribe to the
LVLR &
LVLR-YE
please click on
the link below:
LVLR & LVLR-YE
Subscription Form

The Aspiring Writers'
group meets at the
Barnes & Noble
bookstore at the LV Mall,
the third Wednesday of
each month.  Next
meeting is March 17 @
7`pm & is facilitated by
Terrie Daugherty.
*** PLEASE NOTE THAT WE ARE AN ALL   
    VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATION ***            
    
To contact Joshua
Langman by e-mail:

youthsubmissions@lvwa.info
If you would like to
download the LVLR -
Youth Edition .pdf file,
click
here.
Contact Poetry Editor @
poetry@lvwa.info

Contact Fiction Editor@
fiction@lvwa.info
The LVLR-YE is now
published - it will cost $5
for individuals and $10 for
institutions
.
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