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Arts + Literature Laboratory is home to Madison's only independent literary arts center. Whether you're new at writing or a published writer or somewhere in between, we have a creative writing class that will help you become a better writer. Workshops in screenwriting, poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction enrolling now. We also have great art classes , including classes on book-making and letterpress!

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Sometimes, in the dead of winter- say January or February when the holiday cheer has worn off- I ask myself, "Why do I live in the upper Midwest?" But this time of year- late spring/ early summer- totally reminds me why people love Madison and stick around despite the long winters. If anything, I'd say Madisonians are pretty hardcore when it comes to winter- I frequently see people biking to work during the winter, sometimes even in a blizzard, and even if it's snowing, people will come out to protest! 

Anyway, great profile of Madison. I've lived here for ten years (many of those years without a car) and our bike trails and public transportation is pretty awesome (we're not Portland yet, but we're definitely one of the most bicycle-friendly cities in the US!). 

You are right-on about all the great coffee shops- I also recommend Johson Public House on East Johnson Street, a newer place that moved into the former Company of Thieves building. They have excellent pour-over coffee- it takes a while to get a cup but it's well worth it! And yes, Victory and Barrique's are some of my favorite spots as well.

The UW is great, too, and although I didn't go there for undergrad, I love that their events are open to the public. I've attended several free lectures and films at the UW and the new Union South building. Free concerts on the terrace are also where it's at. 

People are very friendly and polite. We're laid back. People get very involved in local politics (especially in the past year and a half), and lots of yards have little garden plots (Madisonians love projects and local food). We love our lakes. We love our microbrews and cheese curds. And fish fry. 

In Madison, there are also a lot of fun neighborhood festivals during the summer, as well as DIY arts'n'crafts fests, 'zine fest, and the Fair Trade festival in December.

I also recommend the Kohler Art Museum in Sheboygan as a day trip. It's a really cool little museum focused on outsider art and folk art.

Tons of camping, hiking, biking, kayaking, canoeing, and skiing opportunities in and around Madison if you're an outdoorsy person.

A few criticisms I've heard of Madison: people can be snobby or act very priviliged, there's not a lot of diversity, there is too big of a drinking culture, too much emphasis on sports, jobs are competitive since so many people here are super-educated, the live music scene could be better (a lot of bands seem to skip over us and go to either Chicago or Minneapolis), too cold.

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Here you’ll find a collection of resources for writers in Wisconsin, from conferences to local critique groups to literary magazines. If you’re looking for writing groups near you, writing workshops near you, creative writing classes near you, or simply a place to hang out with writers or submit your work, these are some Wisconsin writing organizations you might want to check out:

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Abraxas Press

Publishes contemporary poetry, with a special emphasis on the lyric mode, as well as poetry in translation, essays, criticism and reviews of small press poetry books.

Arts + Literary Laboratory

Classes, write-ins, reading series, and the annual Wisconsin Writers Awards, only blocks away from the State Capitol building.

Chippewa Valley Writers Guild

Offers craft talks, readings, and workshops in and around Eau Claire, as well as two annual retreats, the Priory and the Weekend Writers’ Retreat at the Oxbow. Non-conference events are free, but membership has its benefits.

Cornerstone Press

An indie press publishing fiction, nonfiction, and poetry, supported in part by UW-Stevens Point and staffed by its English Dept. undergrads.

Cream City Review

A nonprofit literary magazine published semi-annually in association with the English Department of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Poetry, fiction and more.

Great Lakes Writers Festival

A free, annual event offering writers the opportunity to talk with peers, discuss their work, and to learn from the pros in writing workshops.

A literary magazine in Milwaukee dedicated to empowering women writers. Also offers critique groups, conferences, retreats, writing workshops, and more.

Midwest Review

An annual lit mag publishing creative nonfiction, poetry, fiction, visual art and scripts. They’re currently on the lookout for work that “examines, interprets, and redefines the full spectrum of life, past and present, in the Midwest.”

Oshkosh Area Writers Club

Meets twice/month to share in the common interest of creative writing; inspire and motivate members to write; and provide a supportive forum for constructive feedback.

Red Oak Writing

Offers critique groups, craft writing workshops, author readings, and creative writing camps for young people in a supportive community of writers who have the same goal: to improve their writing and help others to do the same.

Sheepshead Review

UWGB’s journal of literature and arts; accepts fiction, poetry, nonfiction and visual art. Publishes two issues a year.

Tuesdays With Story

A writing group in Madison, including novelists, mystery writers, poets, children’s writers and more, of all age groups and experience levels.

Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts & Letters

Founded in 1870, the academy offers writing classes in multiple genres, as well as annual awards for fiction writers and poets across the state.

Wisconsin Book Festival

A free five-day program of public events that takes place every fall in downtown Madison. It is the state’s largest literary festival, drawing thousands of attendees annually.

Wisconsin Fellowship of Poets

An organization of people who are interested in poetry, who write poetry, and/or who are willing to work to make Wisconsin poetry-conscious and conscious of its own poets.

Wisconsin Writers Association

Founded in 1948, this nonprofit encourages, educates, supports, and promotes writers through its programs and services, including a writing conference, writing contest, writing workshops, and a literary journal.

Woodland Pattern

A nonprofit bookstore in Milwaukee with over 25,000 small-press titles. The space also holds an art gallery which offers exhibitions, artist talks, readings, experimental films, concerts and writing workshops for adults and children.

Writers’ Police Academy

An annual four-day conference in Green Bay geared toward helping crime and mystery authors write more authentically. It offers writing workshops and demonstrations from volunteer police, firefighters, EMS techs, forensic specialists, and more.

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The Driftless Writing Center, Inc., is a volunteer-led nonprofit organization based in Viroqua, WI, that provides literary and educational opportunities, readings and discussions, writing classes and workshops, and an outlet for the presentation of original writing by area writers.

Anyone who supports the literary arts can participate, and we operate in a spirit of cooperation and recognize that each individual's contribution is valuable. We endeavor to create a supportive and noncompetitive environment while celebrating excellence in writing.

Mission and Vision

The Driftless Writing Center, Inc. provides literary and educational opportunities, readings and discussions, writing classes and workshops, and an outlet for presentation of original writing by its members and the community at large.

The Driftless Writing Center was established in 2010 as an umbrella organization for a variety of literary events centered in Vernon and Crawford Counties including the monthly First Friday poetry readings and the Driftless Writers Workshop. The goals were to provide outlets for creative expression and support for the art and craft of creative writing. Since its inception, DWC has brought acclaimed authors to the area to stage readings and workshops, including three poets laureate of Wisconsin, a poet laureate of Madison, and the author of the 2016 Wisconsin Center for the Book's Book of the Year.

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The Driftless Writing Center applauds the work of kindred organizations such as  Mississippi Valley Writers Guild,  La Crosse Writers Group,  River Arts Alliance , Shake Rag Alley Center for the Arts , Chippewa Valley Writers Guild,   Arts + Literature Laboratory and area libraries .

We encourage you to take advantage of the programs and services they offer.

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The Writing Center offers free workshops for all writers at UW-Madison!

A tool bag of writing support for undergraduate and graduate students, post docs, faculty, and academic staff writers!

Programs are designed around writing processes and strategies with topics on: job searches; visual media and presentations; grant applications; personal statements and CVs; dissertations and academic research practices; and more.

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Ways into Writing: Strategies for Getting Started or Unstuck September 17, 2024 @ 10:00 am CDT - 11:30 am CDT Virtual – A Zoom URL will be sent to participants. Register Online!

How to Make Your Presentation Slides Clear and Dynamic October 15, 2024 @ 1:00 pm CDT - 2:30 pm CDT Virtual - online Register Online!

Mid-Semester Refresh: Refocusing and Recharging Your Writing Practices October 23, 2024 @ 2:00 pm CDT - 3:30 pm CDT Virtual – A Zoom URL will be sent to participants. Register Online!

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Personal Statements for Law School Applications September 26, 2024 @ 5:30 pm CDT - 7:00 pm CDT Virtual Register Online!

Writing Application Essays and Statements of Purpose for Graduate School October 2, 2024 @ 6:00 pm CDT - 7:30 pm CDT Virtual - A Zoom URL will be sent to participants. Register Online!

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On the Academic Job Market: Composing the All-Important Academic Cover Letter September 24, 2024 @ 3:00 pm CDT - 4:30 pm CDT Virtual – A Zoom URL will be sent to participants. Register Online!

You're Researching What? Lunch and Prep for the Three-Minute Thesis September 27, 2024 @ 11:00 am CDT - 1:30 pm CDT Virtual – A Zoom URL will be sent to participants. Register Online!

On the Academic Job Market: Writing Statements of Teaching Philosophy October 1, 2024 @ 3:00 pm CDT - 4:30 pm CDT Virtual – A Zoom URL will be sent to participants. Register Online!

On the Academic Job Market: Writing Statements of Current and Future Research October 1, 2024 @ 3:00 pm CDT - 4:30 pm CDT Virtual – A Zoom URL will be sent to participants. Register Online!

On the Academic Job Market: Writing an Effective Academic CV October 7, 2024 @ 3:00 pm CDT - 4:30 pm CDT Virtual – A Zoom URL will be sent to participants. Register Online!

On the Academic Job Market: Writing Diversity Statements October 8, 2024 @ 3:00 pm CDT - 4:30 pm CDT Virtual – A Zoom URL will be sent to participants. Register Online!

Getting Your Dissertation off the Ground, Part 1: The Proposal October 9, 2024 @ 4:00 pm CDT - 5:30 pm CDT Virtual – A Zoom URL will be sent to participants. Register Online!

Developing and Delivering Conference Presentations October 10, 2024 @ 4:00 pm CDT - 5:30 pm CDT Virtual – A Zoom URL will be sent to participants. Register Online!

Writing and Wellness in Grad School: Navigating the Emotional and Psychological Components of the Writing Process October 16, 2024 @ 4:00 pm CDT - 4:30 pm CDT Virtual – A Zoom URL will be sent to participants. Register Online!

Getting Your Dissertation off the Ground, Part 2: Writing the First Chapter October 17, 2024 @ 4:00 pm CDT - 5:30 pm CDT Virtual – A Zoom URL will be sent to participants. Register Online!

Asynchronous Workshops

Asynchronous workshops are a great way to actively learn and practice your skills at your own pace. The Writing Center currently offers two Asynchronous Workshops. Access them at any time at the links below.

Intro to Plagiarism

Literature Reviews in the Sciences 

Preparing for Timed Essay Exams

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