Whether you’re looking for feedback on your work, inspiration for your next story, a new book to discover, or a chance to connect with fellow writers, there’s plenty to explore this month in Oshkosh!
Oshkosh Area Writers Club
Saturday, Aug. 15 | 10 a.m.
Oshkosh Public Library, lower-level meeting room
Bring your writing, your ideas and your willingness to give and receive feedback. Whether you’re an experienced writer or just beginning your writing journey, the Oshkosh Area Writers Club welcomes new members.
Do You Have a Moment to Talk About Dungeon Crawler Carl?
Oshkosh Public Library
Great stories give writers and readers plenty to talk about—and Dungeon Crawler Carl has a particularly devoted following. Join fellow fans for a lively morning of camaraderie, conversation and swapping strategies for surviving until the next book release.
Enjoy refreshments, fun activities and maybe even a loot box or two.
Presidential Road Trips with Bill Clevlen
Monday, Aug. 17 | 6:30–7:30 p.m.
Oshkosh Public Library
Looking for inspiration for your next story—or your next road trip? Nationally syndicated travel reporter, author and Smithsonian Associates lecturer Bill Clevlen of Bill on the Road will take us on a fascinating journey through presidential history and the places that helped shape the nation.
Come hear an experienced storyteller and author share the history and stories behind some memorable American destinations.
Saturday, Aug. 29 | 10 a.m.–noon
Author Apothecary & Book Store, 576 N. Main St.
Meet Wisconsin author and middle-school art teacher Brittni Nelson during her summer book tour for The House on Hemlock Hill, published July 30 by Fresh Water Press.
Set on the shore of Lake Winnebago, this middle-grade mystery combines suspense, family secrets and original illustrations.
A State of Healing Anthology Release Celebration
Saturday, Aug. 29 | 6–8 p.m. Oshkosh Public Library – Waters Building
Close out the month by celebrating Wisconsin writers and the healing power of storytelling.
A State of Healing is a collaborative Wisconsin anthology featuring poetry, prose and personal stories exploring healing, resilience, growth and the experiences that connect us.
The evening will feature readings by anthology contributors, opening remarks from editor G. Anthony, and opportunities for conversation and fellowship with fellow readers and writers.
Writers, contributors, readers, mental health advocates, family members, friends and community members are warmly invited.
Please note: This is an after-hours event. Enter through the Washington Avenue entrance, marked by the library’s iconic lion statues. Regular library services will not be available during the celebration.
Whether you’re looking for feedback, inspiration, story ideas, a new book or simply good company, Oshkosh offers plenty of opportunities for writers to connect this August.
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