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Download a 2024 Writers Read Celebration Program
Join us Friday, March 22nd at 7 p.m. for the 6th Annual Writers Read Celebration. Talented writers will gather to share their works on this year’s theme: “Beach Noir.” From the melancholy to the humorous, hear stories about a ghostly bartender, crustaceans to die for, slovenly detectives, and more – as we celebrate writing, reading, and noir mystery!
2024 Writers Reading are:
Kyra Blank (Siletz, Oregon) – Poem: StayAlive
Brad Buckley (Portland, Oregon) – Short Story: Dark Green Waves
John D. Ciminello (Naselle, Washington) – Short Story: Bonnie and Mr. Clyde
Kristin Damon (Seaside, Oregon) – Flash Fiction: A Punishing Place
Destiny Deras (Seaside, Oregon) – Short Story: Dungeness Bisporus
David Dillon (Manzanita, Oregon) – Short Story: The Knife
Pamella S. Gibson (Seaview, Washington) – Poem: just another beach town murder
Craig Allen Heath (Longview, Washington) – Short Story: Farewell My Sandcastle
Mike Kloeck (Newport, Oregon) – Short Story: Lost in Limbo
Colleen Medlock (Portland/Seaside, Oregon) – Short Story: Anniversary
Jennifer Nightingale (Astoria, Oregon) – Poems: Abandoned, Bistro Table
D. Lou Raymond (Neskowin, Oregon) – Short Story: The Bartender
Florence Sage (Astoria, Oregon) – Poem: Where’s the Noir?
James Tweedie (Long Beach, Washington) – Short Story: Silhouette
Gregory Zschomler (Ocean Park, Washington) – Short Story: Sandy Shores
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