Young Writers Project On VPR
Young Writers Project On VPR
Young Writers Project: Confectionary Reminiscence
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Zoe Riell, a 9th grade homeschooler from Poultney, wrote this poem while “thinking about the whimsicality of being in love during the hyperactive and crazy teenage years.”Young Writers Project On VPR
Young Writers Project: Paris Amour
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Basundhara Mukherjee, a junior at South Burlington High School, says she started writing when she was 10 years old because she loved to tell stories.Young Writers Project On VPR
Young Writers Project: Barricade
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Matt Hollar, of Montpelier, a junior at Champlain College, says his main incentive for writing is for “the satisfaction of performance. “The actual process of writing is very hard for me, but sharing my work with an audience is effortless – and a ton of fun!”Young Writers Project On VPR
Young Writers Project: 2035
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Lexie Shaw says, “I write because I want to, not because I have to.”Young Writers Project On VPR
2035: Samples From A Vermonter’s Journal
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Rice Memorial High School graduate Evan Wing’s fictional journal was among the three prize-winning entries for a writing challenge about the Future of Vermont co-sponsored by Young Writers Project and the Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission’s ECOS Project. The prompt was to write about Vermont, specifically Chittenden County, in the year 2035.Young Writers Project On VPR
Young Writers Project: Dearest Fellow Vermonters
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Leah Kelleher is in 8th grade at Albert D. Lawton Intermediate School in Essex Junction. She writes about what Vermont will look like in 2035 in this week’s Young Writers Project selection.Young Writers Project On VPR
Young Writers Project: The Petal of Youth
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Elijah Cory, a senior at Champlain Valley Union High School and a summer intern at Young Writers Project, says he wrote this pantoum (a form of poetry with repeating lines) while thinking about “the fleeting and conflicting natures of youth and beauty.”Young Writers Project On VPR
Young Writers Project: Two Coyotes In The Yard
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Rebecca Valley is a longtime Young Writers Project writer. “This piece,” she says, “was written to the soundtrack of a pack of coyotes howling in the woods behind my uncle’s home in the middle of the night."Young Writers Project On VPR
