Drop-in Storytime for Children 3 to 5 Yrs - Join Sarah and Tammy for an afternoon of stories, songs and theme-related activities. No registration is required.  (During the off-season, there will be one Saturday Drop-in Storytime on the 3rd Saturday of the Month)

Monomoy Storyhour for Students in Gr. K to 2 — Join the Monomoy Community Services afterschool crowd for an afternoon storyhour. This program includes stories, songs, craft and play activities. Registration is required.

Reference Librarian Amy Andreasson will present instructions for downloading ebooks to your Kindle and tips for searching the Clams digital library site. Bring your questions regarding your Kindle, or call Amy for an individual appointment (508-945-5170) if you need additional or extended help.

Reference Librarian Amy Andreasson will present instructions for downloading ebooks to your Nook and tips for searching the Clams digital library site. Bring your questions regarding your Nook, or call Amy for an individual appointment (508-945-5170) if you need additional or extended help.

The Morphine Dream is a compelling memoir and motivational story by Westwood author, Donald Brown.  Brown was a 36-year-old high school dropout with few prospects, unable to walk because of a knee injury, when a morphine-fueled dream convinced him that he would one day not only walk across the country, but also graduate from Harvard Law School.  Brown accomplished both of those goals, and so much more!  Brown’s book is the story of the trials and tribulations he confronted as he set about pursuing the “morphine dream.”

Wee Read Storytime/Playgroup for Children 12 Mos. to 3 Yrs. with an Adult Companion. This early literacy program includes developmentally appropriate stories, songs, fingerplays, craft and play activities. Registration is required. This is not a drop-in format; by registering your child, you are committing to regular attendance.

Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? Is so, call Mal Ward at 508-945-4284

Lego Block Party for Gr. K to 4 - Bring your Lego enthusiasm and build, build, build.  Registration is required.

Drop-in Storytime for Children 3 Yrs. and Up — Join Sarah & Tammy for a morning of stories, songs, and theme-related activities.  No registration is required. 

This is a test run for our upcoming online registration.

My FIRST Book Group for Gr. K to 2 - Join us for a lively discussion of this month's featured tite, Battle Bunny by Jon Scieszka and Mac Barnett.  (We will also discuss February's title, The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore.)  Books are available at the library.  Registration is required.  Registrants must be accompanied by and adult.

The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work.

This course is part of the Friends of the Eldredge Public Library Spring 2014 Learning Series.  Brochures are available on our website or in the Library.

Drop-in Storytime for Children 3 to 5 Yrs - Join Sarah and Tammy for an afternoon of stories, songs and theme-related activities. No registration is required.  (During the off-season, there will be one Saturday Drop-in Storytime on the 3rd Saturday of the Month)

Mr. Richard Houston from Harwich High School will describe his trip to Amsterdam, Cambridge, and London last summer and how the experience is being incorporated into the history classes in the Monomoy Regional School District. The trip was partly funded by a grant from the Westgate Foundation. Mr. Houston also participated in a weeklong Gilder Lehman Institute sponsored seminar at Cambridge University on the American civil rights movement while in England. Mr. Houston was invited to participate in the seminar as a result of his selection as the Massachusetts American History Teacher of the Year in 2012.

Mock Tuesday for Newberry Fans- We will meet to discuss the next book on our quest for the 2015 Newbery Medal.  Pizza will be served!  Visit our blog at www.eplyouthservices.wordpress.com for more information.  Registration is required.

Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? Is so, call Mal Ward at 508-945-4284

The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work.

This course is part of the Friends of the Eldredge Public Library Spring 2014 Learning Series.  Brochures are available on our website or in the Library.

Drop-in Storytime for Children 3 to 5 Yrs - Join Sarah and Tammy for an afternoon of stories, songs and theme-related activities. No registration is required.  (During the off-season, there will be one Saturday Drop-in Storytime on the 3rd Saturday of the Month)

Friends' of the Eldredge Public Library Book Club will discuss Where the Peacock Sings: a palace, a prince and the search for home by Alison Singh Gee.

Novel Conversations for Gr. 5 and up - Join Tammy for pizza and a fun discussion of Marie Lu's bestselling Legend.  Registration is required.

Wee Read Storytime/Playgroup for Children 12 Mos. to 3 Yrs. with an Adult Companion. This early literacy program includes developmentally appropriate stories, songs, fingerplays, craft and play activities. Registration is required. This is not a drop-in format; by registering your child, you are committing to regular attendance.

Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? Is so, call Mal Ward at 508-945-4284

Jr. Friends Meeting for Gr. 5 and up - Let's plan activities!  Snacks will be provided.  No registration is required.

Chat & Chew for Gr. 3 and 4 (Enthusiastic 2nd Graders Welcome) - Bring a bag lunch and join us for this month's book to film discussion.  Books are available in the library.  Registration is required.

The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work.

This course is part of the Friends of the Eldredge Public Library Spring 2014 Learning Series.  Brochures are available on our website or in the Library.

Drop-in Storytime for Children 3 Yrs and Up - Join Sarah and Tammy for an afternoon of stories, songs and theme-related activities. No registration is required.  (During the off-season, there will be one Saturday Drop-in Storytime on the 3rd Saturday of the Month)

Reference Librarian Amy Andreasson will present instructions for downloading ebooks to your Kindle and tips for searching the Clams digital library site. Bring your questions regarding your Kindle, or call Amy for an individual appointment (508-945-5170) if you need additional or extended help.

This course is part of the Friends of the Eldredge Public Library Spring 2014 Learning Series.  Brochures are available on our website or in the Library.

Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? Is so, call Mal Ward at 508-945-4284

The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work.

This course is part of the Friends of the Eldredge Public Library Spring 2014 Learning Series.  Brochures are available on our website or in the Library.

Drop-in Storytime for Children 3 Yrs and Up - Join Sarah and Tammy for an afternoon of stories, songs and theme-related activities. No registration is required.  (During the off-season, there will be one Saturday Drop-in Storytime on the 3rd Saturday of the Month)

This course is part of the Friends of the Eldredge Public Library Spring 2014 Learning Series.  Brochures are available on our website or in the Library.

Monomoy Storyhour for Students in Gr. K to 2 — Join the Monomoy Community Services afterschool crowd for an afternoon storyhour. This program includes stories, songs, craft and play activities. Registration is required.

Local resident Priscilla Laubenstein will be here to talk about her book Tales of Linda: An AIDS pioneer is remembered by patients, colleagues, friends and family which is about Priscilla's daughter, Dr. Linda Laubenstein.  Linda was at the heart of the early discovery of AIDS.  She was the first among her profession to hear the name Gaetan Dugas, who would become known as "Patient Zero."  Dr. Laubenstein organized the first medical conference on AIDS and developed a groundbreaking chemotherapy regimen, a so-called AIDS cocktail, that prolonged lives.  Her life and accomplishments were depicted in a Broadway play The Normal Heart, by Larry Kramer in 1984.  Ellen Barkin who played the role of Emma received a Tony for her portrayal of Linda.  The movie has recently been turned into a movie, to air on HBO in May.  The role of Emma will be played by Julia Roberts.  Don't miss this chance to hear her mother share her stories, her memories and her love for her daughter.

This course is part of the Friends of the Eldredge Public Library Spring 2014 Learning Series.  Brochures are available on our website or in the Library.

Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? Is so, call Mal Ward at 508-945-4284

The Book to Film Discussion Group will meet to watch and discuss The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald.

The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work.

This course is part of the Friends of the Eldredge Public Library Spring 2014 Learning Series.  Brochures are available on our website or in the Library.

Drop-in Storytime for Children 3 Yrs and Up - Join Sarah and Tammy for an afternoon of stories, songs and theme-related activities. No registration is required.  (During the off-season, there will be one Saturday Drop-in Storytime on the 3rd Saturday of the Month)

This course is part of the Friends of the Eldredge Public Library Spring 2014 Learning Series.  Brochures are available on our website or in the Library.

This course is part of the Friends of the Eldredge Public Library Spring 2014 Learning Series.  Brochures are available on our website or in the Library.

Reference Librarian Amy Andreasson will present instructions for downloading ebooks to your Nook and tips for searching the Clams digital library site. Bring your questions regarding your Nook, or call Amy for an individual appointment (508-945-5170) if you need additional or extended help.

This course is part of the Friends of the Eldredge Public Library Spring 2014 Learning Series.  Brochures are available on our website or in the Library.

Retired banker Elliott Carr of Brewster writes in the back of his new book, Herring Run: Life and Death at Stony Brook "As I climbed life's ladder, I always thought of retirement as the top. But when I reached that cherished status I found I needed new activities." What he became is a bird photographer, or as he prefers to say it, a writer of "photographic essays about the role of bird species in nature and the future of our planet." This second book, coming after "In the Beginning: An Osprey Family Story," looks gull habits in the eye with extraordinary close ups of gulls and their herring prey as they both do the dance of survival in Brewster's Stony Brook.

Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? Is so, call Mal Ward at 508-945-4284

Drop-in Storytime for Children 3 Yrs. and Up — Join Sarah & Tammy for a morning of stories, songs, and theme-related activities.  No registration is required. 

Cape Cod Poetry Review editor John Bonanni will be hosting a poetry workshop, with a focus on contemporary poetry. At the end of the workshop, further emphasis will be placed on the process of submitting to literary journals for the prospect of publication. Participants should bring one or two original poems to discuss and critique, as well as their own eye for detail.

This course is part of the Friends of the Eldredge Public Library Spring 2014 Learning Series.  Brochures are available on our website or in the Library.

Drop-in Storytime for Children 3 Yrs and Up - Join Sarah and Tammy for an afternoon of stories, songs and theme-related activities. No registration is required.  (During the off-season, there will be one Saturday Drop-in Storytime on the 3rd Saturday of the Month)

This course is part of the Friends of the Eldredge Public Library Spring 2014 Learning Series.  Brochures are available on our website or in the Library.

This course is part of the Friends of the Eldredge Public Library Spring 2014 Learning Series.  Brochures are available on our website or in the Library.

This course is part of the Friends of the Eldredge Public Library Spring 2014 Learning Series.  Brochures are available on our website or in the Library.

Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? Is so, call Mal Ward at 508-945-4284

The Friends of the Eldredge Public Library will sponsor this early event as part of National Poetry Month. 

The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work.

This course is part of the Friends of the Eldredge Public Library Spring 2014 Learning Series.  Brochures are available on our website or in the Library.

Drop-in Storytime for Children 3 Yrs and Up - Join Sarah and Tammy for an afternoon of stories, songs and theme-related activities. No registration is required.  (During the off-season, there will be one Saturday Drop-in Storytime on the 3rd Saturday of the Month)

This course is part of the Friends of the Eldredge Public Library Spring 2014 Learning Series.  Brochures are available on our website or in the Library.

Friends' of the Eldredge Public Library Book Club will discuss The Interestings by Meg Wolitzer.

This course is part of the Friends of the Eldredge Public Library Spring 2014 Learning Series.  Brochures are available on our website or in the Library.

This course is part of the Friends of the Eldredge Public Library Spring 2014 Learning Series.  Brochures are available on our website or in the Library.

This course is part of the Friends of the Eldredge Public Library Spring 2014 Learning Series.  Brochures are available on our website or in the Library.

Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? Is so, call Mal Ward at 508-945-4284

Tor Hansen, photojournalist, naturalist and artist has worked at the Cape Cod National Seashore and later as a caption editor with the Photo Library of the Department of the Interior in Washington, DC. His illustrations are published in the Cousteau Society's Almanac; in the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution's journal, Oceanus; in The Cape Naturalist of the CCMNH.  Hansen is the co-author of Butterflies Across Cape Cod: A Guide To Finding Attracting And Observing Butterflies On The Cape which will be the focus of his talk at the Eldredge Public Library.

The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work.

This course is part of the Friends of the Eldredge Public Library Spring 2014 Learning Series.  Brochures are available on our website or in the Library.

Drop-in Storytime for Children 3 Yrs and Up - Join Sarah and Tammy for an afternoon of stories, songs and theme-related activities. No registration is required.  (During the off-season, there will be one Saturday Drop-in Storytime on the 3rd Saturday of the Month)

This course is part of the Friends of the Eldredge Public Library Spring 2014 Learning Series.  Brochures are available on our website or in the Library.

This course is part of the Friends of the Eldredge Public Library Spring 2014 Learning Series.  Brochures are available on our website or in the Library.

Reference Librarian Amy Andreasson will present instructions for downloading ebooks to your Kindle and tips for searching the Clams digital library site. Bring your questions regarding your Kindle, or call Amy for an individual appointment (508-945-5170) if you need additional or extended help.

This course is part of the Friends of the Eldredge Public Library Spring 2014 Learning Series.  Brochures are available on our website or in the Library.

Amy Schram, Community Outreach Specialist from the Better Business Bureau, will share with the audience the most common scams currently circulating the community, the major Red Flags to watch out for and the precautionary tactics we can use to protect ourselves and our identity. The Library is promoting this program in support of "Choose Privacy Week, May 1-7" which is an annual program of the American Library Association. Choose Privacy Week is an initiative that invites library users into a national conversation about privacy rights in a digital age.

This course is part of the Friends of the Eldredge Public Library Spring 2014 Learning Series.  Brochures are available on our website or in the Library.

Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? Is so, call Mal Ward at 508-945-4284

The Book to Film Discussion Group will meet to watch and discuss Evening by Susan Minot.

The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work.

This course is part of the Friends of the Eldredge Public Library Spring 2014 Learning Series.  Brochures are available on our website or in the Library.

This course is part of the Friends of the Eldredge Public Library Spring 2014 Learning Series.  Brochures are available on our website or in the Library.

Drop-in Storytime for Children 3 Yrs and Up - Join Sarah and Tammy for an afternoon of stories, songs and theme-related activities. No registration is required.  (During the off-season, there will be one Saturday Drop-in Storytime on the 3rd Saturday of the Month)

Monomoy Storyhour for Students in Gr. K to 2 — Join the Monomoy Community Services afterschool crowd for an afternoon storyhour. This program includes stories, songs, craft and play activities. Registration is required.

This course is part of the Friends of the Eldredge Public Library Spring 2014 Learning Series.  Brochures are available on our website or in the Library.

This course is part of the Friends of the Eldredge Public Library Spring 2014 Learning Series.  Brochures are available on our website or in the Library.

Reference Librarian Amy Andreasson will present instructions for downloading ebooks to your Nook and tips for searching the Clams digital library site. Bring your questions regarding your Nook, or call Amy for an individual appointment (508-945-5170) if you need additional or extended help.

This course is part of the Friends of the Eldredge Public Library Spring 2014 Learning Series.  Brochures are available on our website or in the Library.

Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? Is so, call Mal Ward at 508-945-4284

Drop-in Storytime for Children 3 Yrs. and Up — Join Sarah & Tammy for a morning of stories, songs, and theme-related activities.  No registration is required. 

Kevn Rogers, Friends of Boston Harbor Islands Community Outreach Coordinator, will present  the history, both geological and political, of the Boston Harbor Islands National Park. Rogers will describe how the park is managed, and will give an overview of the islands with photos.  Special attention will be given to the two "Gateway Islands" - Georges and Spectacle Islands.

The talk will explore the islands' history and focus on groups who have called the islands home starting with the Native Americans and fur traders, continuing on through soldiers, hospital patients, hotel guests, shipwreck survivors, summer residents and park visitors.

The program will conclude with a question and answer period and suggestions for volunteers and recreational opportunities at the Boston Harbor Islands National Park.  This program is free and open to the public.

The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work.

This course is part of the Friends of the Eldredge Public Library Spring 2014 Learning Series.  Brochures are available on our website or in the Library.

Drop-in Storytime for Children 3 Yrs and Up - Join Sarah and Tammy for an afternoon of stories, songs and theme-related activities. No registration is required.  (During the off-season, there will be one Saturday Drop-in Storytime on the 3rd Saturday of the Month)

This course is part of the Friends of the Eldredge Public Library Spring 2014 Learning Series.  Brochures are available on our website or in the Library.

This course is part of the Friends of the Eldredge Public Library Spring 2014 Learning Series.  Brochures are available on our website or in the Library.

This course is part of the Friends of the Eldredge Public Library Spring 2014 Learning Series.  Brochures are available on our website or in the Library.

Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? Is so, call Mal Ward at 508-945-4284

Drop-in Storytime for Children 3 Yrs and Up - Join Sarah and Tammy for an afternoon of stories, songs and theme-related activities. No registration is required.  (During the off-season, there will be one Saturday Drop-in Storytime on the 3rd Saturday of the Month)

Friends' of the Eldredge Public Library Book Club will discuss The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde.

This course is part of the Friends of the Eldredge Public Library Spring 2014 Learning Series.  Brochures are available on our website or in the Library.

Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? Is so, call Mal Ward at 508-945-4284

Leaving Russia: A Jewish Story is a memoir of coming of age and struggling to leave the USSR. Shrayer chronicles the triumphs and humiliations of a Soviet childhood and expresses the dreams and fears of a Jewish family that never gave up its hopes for a better life. Shrayer's remembrances are set against a rich backdrop of politics, travel and ethnic conflict on the bring of the Soviet empire's collapse. Born in Moscow in 1967 in a writer's family, Maxim D. Shrayer is a professor at Boston College, Boston and Chatham resident and winner of the 2007 National Jewish Book Award.

The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work.

Drop-in Storytime for Children 3 Yrs and Up - Join Sarah and Tammy for an afternoon of stories, songs and theme-related activities. No registration is required.  (During the off-season, there will be one Saturday Drop-in Storytime on the 3rd Saturday of the Month)

Retirements Four Important Questions and the Answers - Bill Roiter is an experienced corporate executive, entrepreneur, professional consultant, researcher, teacher and Psychologist and more than thirty years of experience in the field of executive coaching, human factor consultation and managment and business psychology.  His most recent book, Beyond Work: How Accomplished People Retire Successfully explores how accomplished people prepare and live well as they retire.

Reference Librarian Amy Andreasson will present instructions for downloading ebooks to your Kindle and tips for searching the Clams digital library site. Bring your questions regarding your Kindle, or call Amy for an individual appointment (508-945-5170) if you need additional or extended help.

Reference Librarian Amy Andreasson will present instructions for downloading ebooks to your Nook and tips for searching the Clams digital library site. Bring your questions regarding your Nook, or call Amy for an individual appointment (508-945-5170) if you need additional or extended help.

This course is part of the Friends of the Eldredge Public Library Spring 2014 Learning Series.  Brochures are available on our website or in the Library.

Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? Is so, call Mal Ward at 508-945-4284

The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work.

Drop-in Storytime for Children 3 Yrs and Up - Join Sarah and Tammy for an afternoon of stories, songs and theme-related activities. No registration is required.  (During the off-season, there will be one Saturday Drop-in Storytime on the 3rd Saturday of the Month)

This course is part of the Friends of the Eldredge Public Library Spring 2014 Learning Series.  Brochures are available on our website or in the Library.

Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? Is so, call Mal Ward at 508-945-4284

The Book to Film Discussion Group will meet to watch and discuss Mao's Last Dancer by Cunxin Li.

The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work.

Drop-in Storytime for Children 3 Yrs and Up - Join Sarah and Tammy for an afternoon of stories, songs and theme-related activities. No registration is required.  (During the off-season, there will be one Saturday Drop-in Storytime on the 3rd Saturday of the Month)

Join Chatham native Todd Kelley for a perspective into life on Cape Cod in general and Chatham specifically during the year 1914. We will explore the nature of community and the communal fabric that sustained a year round economy. We will also consider the role that seasonal tourism started to play as well as how Chatham maintained its local identity up into the late 20th century in the face of weathering change. This program is part of CHATHAM HISTORY WEEKEND, JUNE 20-22, 2014. Sponsored by Historic Chatham, this weekend is all about celebrating the history of Chatham. In addition to local speakers like Todd Kelley, the activities will include open house at major museums, a family friendly Scavenger Hunt, an opportunity to research your house history (Eldredge Public Library, June 21, 12-2pm) and much more.

Nancy Thayer is the author of twenty-three novels, including Summer House, The Hot Flash Club, Beachcombers, Heat Wave, Summer Breeze, and Island Girls. Her books concern the mysteries and romance of families and relationships: marriage and friendships, divorce and love, custody and step parenting, family secrets and private self-affirmation, the quest for independence and the normal human hunger for personal connections.  We are lucky to have Nancy here at the Eldredge Library to talk about her latest book, Nantucket Sisters, which is due out on June 17, 2014.

Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? Is so, call Mal Ward at 508-945-4284

Drop-in Storytime for Children 3 Yrs. and Up — Join Sarah & Tammy for a morning of stories, songs, and theme-related activities.  No registration is required. 

As part of the Historic Chatham Weekend, Historical Commission designee Don Edge will be avaialble at the Eldredge Public Library to assist people who are interested in learning the history of their Chatham home or commercial building built before 1900.  Complete descriptions of each building and its history are available for most early structures.

These structures are also eligible for an Historical House sign which has been approved by the Chatham Historical Commission.  Order forms will be available and assistance will be offered for the wording of your sign.  These unique historical house signs identify the first owner of the building, the purpose of the building and the date.  These house signs are specific to each building and should not be confused with the round aluminum tercentennial commemorative markers.

The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work.

Drop-in Storytime for Children 3 Yrs and Up - Join Sarah and Tammy for an afternoon of stories, songs and theme-related activities. No registration is required.  (During the off-season, there will be one Saturday Drop-in Storytime on the 3rd Saturday of the Month)

Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? Is so, call Mal Ward at 508-945-4284

The members meet to explore different writing genres. Share your work with the group, and receive guidance and feedback. Each year they publish an anthology of their work.

The Summer Fiction Writers Group will meet July through September.  The purpose of this group is to help authors improve their fiction writing through polite, diverse and helpful critiques from fellow writers.  This group is limited to 8 members.  Please contact Joe DeRosa (781-799-5640) to sign up or get more information.

The Summer Fiction Writers Group will meet July through September.  The purpose of this group is to help authors improve their fiction writing through polite, diverse and helpful critiques from fellow writers.  This group is limited to 8 members.  Please contact Joe DeRosa (781-799-5640) to sign up or get more information.

The Summer Fiction Writers Group will meet July through September.  The purpose of this group is to help authors improve their fiction writing through polite, diverse and helpful critiques from fellow writers.  This group is limited to 8 members.  Please contact Joe DeRosa (781-799-5640) to sign up or get more information.

The Summer Fiction Writers Group will meet July through September.  The purpose of this group is to help authors improve their fiction writing through polite, diverse and helpful critiques from fellow writers.  This group is limited to 8 members.  Please contact Joe DeRosa (781-799-5640) to sign up or get more information.

The Summer Fiction Writers Group will meet July through September.  The purpose of this group is to help authors improve their fiction writing through polite, diverse and helpful critiques from fellow writers.  This group is limited to 8 members.  Please contact Joe DeRosa (781-799-5640) to sign up or get more information.

The Summer Fiction Writers Group will meet July through September.  The purpose of this group is to help authors improve their fiction writing through polite, diverse and helpful critiques from fellow writers.  This group is limited to 8 members.  Please contact Joe DeRosa (781-799-5640) to sign up or get more information.

The Summer Fiction Writers Group will meet July through September.  The purpose of this group is to help authors improve their fiction writing through polite, diverse and helpful critiques from fellow writers.  This group is limited to 8 members.  Please contact Joe DeRosa (781-799-5640) to sign up or get more information.

The Summer Fiction Writers Group will meet July through September.  The purpose of this group is to help authors improve their fiction writing through polite, diverse and helpful critiques from fellow writers.  This group is limited to 8 members.  Please contact Joe DeRosa (781-799-5640) to sign up or get more information.

The Summer Fiction Writers Group will meet July through September.  The purpose of this group is to help authors improve their fiction writing through polite, diverse and helpful critiques from fellow writers.  This group is limited to 8 members.  Please contact Joe DeRosa (781-799-5640) to sign up or get more information.

The Summer Fiction Writers Group will meet July through September.  The purpose of this group is to help authors improve their fiction writing through polite, diverse and helpful critiques from fellow writers.  This group is limited to 8 members.  Please contact Joe DeRosa (781-799-5640) to sign up or get more information.

The Summer Fiction Writers Group will meet July through September.  The purpose of this group is to help authors improve their fiction writing through polite, diverse and helpful critiques from fellow writers.  This group is limited to 8 members.  Please contact Joe DeRosa (781-799-5640) to sign up or get more information.

The Summer Fiction Writers Group will meet July through September.  The purpose of this group is to help authors improve their fiction writing through polite, diverse and helpful critiques from fellow writers.  This group is limited to 8 members.  Please contact Joe DeRosa (781-799-5640) to sign up or get more information.

The Summer Fiction Writers Group will meet July through September.  The purpose of this group is to help authors improve their fiction writing through polite, diverse and helpful critiques from fellow writers.  This group is limited to 8 members.  Please contact Joe DeRosa (781-799-5640) to sign up or get more information.