This Moment in Time: A Workshop for Jewish Writers
Wednesday, March 25th
6 – 8 PM EST
What does it mean to be a Jewish writer in 2026? What will you write to mark this moment in time—for yourself and for others? Inspired by prompts, readings, and in-class discussion, you’ll have the chance to explore your thoughts and feelings creatively, as you begin new pieces you can work on after the workshop is completed.
In this workshop you can expect:
- In-class prompts
- Time for writing during class
- Gentle, constructive feedback in a supportive community
- Thoughtful conversation about being a Jewish writer today.
Wednesday
Barbara Josselsohn
Barbara Josselsohn is the author of a series of nine contemporary and historical novels — most recently The Secret Orphanage, which was inspired by an actual town in southern France that saved more than 3,000 Jewish people, mostly children, during the Nazi occupation. Her articles and essays appear in The New York Times, New York Magazine, Writer’s Digest, Parents Magazine, Westchester Magazine, and other publications. Barbara teaches novel and essay writing at numerous venues and privately. She is a member of the Women’s Fiction Writers Association andcoordinator of the Scarsdale Library Writers Center, which supports and promotes local writers. She is currently at work on a new historical novel inspired largely by the rich folklore of eastern Long Island, which is set to release in the summer of 2026. For more details, visit her at www.BarbaraJosselsohn.com.
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