
New writing club for adults of all genres and skill levels to find focused writing time, group reads, feedback and accountability.
Holmesburg Library has launched a new writing group for adults, and the next session is Saturday, October 24, at 2 PM. It's open to writers of all genres and skill levels, so it doesn't matter if you're working on a novel, a collection of essays, or just some poetry you've been keeping in a drawer. The group meets on Saturdays at 2 PM at the library, so this is one of those things you can build into your routine rather than a one-off.
The library describes the group as being for writers seeking a creative spark and a community that 'gets it.' The idea is to create a circle where you can find focused writing time, group reads, and real feedback and accountability without pressure. It's a place to connect with other writers for motivation and inspiration, which is usually the hardest part of the process when you're working alone at home.
If you've ever struggled to carve out a few hours of quiet time for your work, this is exactly that: a dedicated block of time to just sit and write, with other people doing the same thing around you. The group reads and the feedback are there when you want them, but the lack of pressure means you can go at your own pace. It's less about meeting a deadline and more about keeping the momentum going.
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You'll find the group at Holmesburg Library, 7810 Frankford Avenue—at Frankford Ave. and Hartel St.—in Philadelphia, PA 19136. The session is Saturday, October 24, at 2 PM, and the group continues to meet on Saturdays at 2 PM.