Fall into Writing

Fall is here, and there are plenty of ways to connect with fellow writers, discover new books, and keep those creative muscles moving. Check out what’s happening this month!

 

Oshkosh Area Writers Club

10 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 19


Oshkosh Public Library — Lower-Level Meeting Room

Bring your writing, your ideas, and your willingness to give and receive feedback. The Oshkosh Area Writers Club is a welcoming place to connect with other writers, share your work, and sharpen your craft. Whether you’re a seasoned writer or just getting started, all are welcome!

 

Author Apothecary & Bookstore has a full slate of book signings and author events happening this month!

 

Book Signing with Carol Paur


Carol Paur

10 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 19

Join us for an afternoon with Wisconsin author Carol L. Paur, author of Rowley Peters and the Lumberjack Ghost.

Meet Carol, get your book signed, and enjoy fun activities for young readers, including s’more kits and camping-themed coloring pages.


Book Signing with Kimberly Anne Conway

10 a.m.–Noon Saturday, Sept. 26

Meet multi-genre author Kimberly Anne Conway and celebrate her journey of following the muse, not the market!

Conway’s memoir, My Journey to Somewhere, explores fear, anxiety, depression, and her path toward becoming a published writer, offering hope and understanding to those affected by mental illness.

Come meet Kimberly, hear about her books, and celebrate her work!

Books will be available for purchase and signing at both events.

Writer’s Workout


3–4:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 19

Oshkosh Public Museum

Time to flex those creative muscles!

Creative Writer Lydia Sanders leads this monthly program featuring structured writing exercises suitable for any style or genre. Feeling brave? Participants can also share their work with the group in a supportive setting.

Whether you’re:

• Kicking off a new project
• Stuck in a creative rut
• Looking for fresh inspiration
• Simply wanting to keep your writing muscles in shape

…come join the workout!

It’s free, drop-in, and open to all writers on the third Saturday of every month. No registration or museum admission is required. Just stop at the front desk when you arrive.

UntitledTown Book and Author Festival

Explore the complete schedule, venues, and author lineup for the UntitledTown Book and Author Festival, taking place September 25–27 in Green Bay. Discover free live readings, panel discussions, book fairs, and workshops featuring over 40 regional and national writers across the historic Downtown and Stadium Districts. Plan your weekend and find event locations, times, and presenter details here.

Meeting reminder and more!

Whether you’re working on a novel, looking for some writing accountability, writing your family history, or simply love discovering new authors, there’s plenty happening around Oshkosh!

 

Oshkosh Area Writers Club

10 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 5
Oshkosh Public Library

Bring your writing, your ideas, and your willingness to give and receive feedback! The Oshkosh Area Writers Club is a welcoming place to connect with other writers, share your work, and sharpen your craft.

 

Author Events at Oshkosh’s Author Apothecary

Looking for more opportunities to meet regional authors? Author Apothecary has a full slate of book signings and author events happening this month!

 

Book Signing & Bedazzle with Teresa Moucha


10 a.m. to noon, Saturday, Sept. 5

Meet author Teresa Moucha and add a little sparkle to your day with this fun event! Admission is free, with an optional $5 kids’ craft available.

 

Book Signing with Susan Laufer-Keup

11 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 12

Meet Susan Laufer-Keup and hear about her memoir, The Owl from Within.

 

Book Signing with Carol Paur


10 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 19

Stop by to meet author Carol Paur and browse her work.

 

Meet Michael Cooney: Capturing Your Family History

10 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 10


Caramel Crisp Corner, 200 City Center

 

Have a family story worth preserving? This event is for you!

Join Michael Cooney, author of Capturing Your Family History, for a chance to meet the author, get a signed copy of his book, and learn how to transform your genealogy research into a unique chronicle of the people who make your family special.

 

Rather than letting family stories and memories disappear over time, Cooney’s guide can help you move from simply listing genealogy to telling your family’s story.

 

Accountabilibuddies Writing Group

6:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 14


Oshkosh Public Library

 

Need a nudge to get those words on the page? Bring your project and join fellow writers for some focused writing time.

 

Accountabilibuddies uses a simple Pomodoro-style approach: 20 minutes of writing, followed by a 10-minute break—and repeat! The tech-limited format helps participants unplug from distractions and concentrate on their craft.

 

The group meets every other Monday, beginning Sept. 14.

 

Writer’s Workout

3–4:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 19


Oshkosh Public Museum

 

Time to flex those creative muscles!

 

Creative Writer Lydia Sanders leads this monthly program featuring structured writing exercises suitable for any style or genre. Feeling brave? Participants can also share their work with the group in a supportive setting.

 

Whether you’re kicking off a new project, stuck in a creative rut, or simply want to keep your writing muscles in shape, come join the workout!

 

It’s free, drop-in, and open to all writers on the third Saturday of every month. No registration or museum admission is required—just stop at the front desk when you arrive.