By Gloria Muñoz . . . October 7 at 7 pm Tombolo Books Free Details here . . . Second-generation Latinx Lorraine Monteagut has dedicated years to advocating for the… Read More
Behold the Magic and Power of Witches of Color
Genre: Literary
Share Your Work
By Kaitlin Murphy-Knudsen Weekend Challenge – Share Your Work . . . This week’s blog is for those of you who have been writing or otherwise creating privately, but you… Read More
Literary Latinx Month – Four Writers and an Editor
By Margo Hammond Hispanic Heritage Month began on September 15. Although most people applaud the idea of celebrating the contributions of Latin American immigrants in the U.S., not everyone… Read More
Happy Pride from The Rookery – Fiction and Poetry
Curated by Chelsea Catherine and Gloria Muñoz . . I went to my first Pride in 2016. The parade took place on Duval Street in Key West, where I had… Read More
How Long Does it Take to Write a Play
By Tatiana Baccari How long does it take to write a play? For some, they write a play in 24 hours. For others, it can take weeks, months, even… Read More
Arts In Podcast – Lisa Unger
. . . Bestselling suspense novelist Lisa Unger is based here in Pinellas County. Her new book, Last Girl Ghosted, comes out on October 5 and was named one of the Most… Read More
Reflections on Green Book of Tampa Bay
Words and Photos by Denzel Johnson-Green If you missed it, there won’t be another like it. For about a month, TheStudio@620 hosted Green Book of Tampa Bay, featuring African… Read More
Waiting, Pruning, Growing
By Kaitlin Murphy-Kundsen What are Your Roses and Bonsai Trees? After my brother died, my sister found his plans for a garden he was readying for the spring. She… Read More
Embracing Discomfort – A New Practice of Courage
By Tatiana Baccari Today I am writing my 25th and final blog post for Creative Pinellas. It is hard to believe that these seven months have come to an… Read More
Tell Me a Story, 66 Years Later. . .
By Emily Stehle Batman and Grandma I used to read a story to my little sister Tina every night at bedtime. She was four, I was 17. It was… Read More
