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Donations came rolling in at Watershed Books this weekend! So many incredible books; it’s almost impossible to choose!

Inclusive - Local - Diverse Our mission is to go deep to represent the voices of the western Pennsylvania Wilds. Submit your poetry, prose, artwork, and images today!

@WilliamBurtch2 @JessicaWeible @SarahRossey Thank you! We sure are proud of all the many voices from our region 😁

What a beautiful issue shining light on the PA Wilds and the incredibly gifted artists of the region. A high honor to serve as guest editor. Thanks to ⁦@WatershedThe⁩ ⁦@JessicaWeible⁩ and ⁦@SarahRossey⁩!

From the TWJ Blog archives thewatershedjournal.org/2022/03/23/boo…

Before summer passes us by, we are proud to debut the 2022 Summer Edition ☀️ Thank you @WilliamBurtch2 for being our Guest Editor! Your insight and keen eye are so appreciated 👏👏 Find the Summer Edition soon at Watershed Books, a sponsored library, or with a TWJ Membership.

@MeleChristopher @JessicaWeible Thank you so much for your donation!

@JessicaWeible @WatershedThe Cool. Thanks!

Our mission is to empower readers and writers with author events, publishing opportunities, workshops & more. Free to all! Be a part of this literary movement within the western PA Wilds and make a donation if you can paypal.com/donate?token=N…

From the Writers of the Watershed archives, an interview with Tabassam Shah, whose manuscript, Red Crescent Moons will be published this fall with our cooperative press. thewatershedjournal.org/podcast/episod…

Last chance to catch an appearance until October!

@LitYoungstown we are thrilled to represent Ohio’s Appalachian voices at Watershed Books! This collection has been very popular here 👏👏

Nancy McCabe on writing memoir ~ “Sometimes we’re trying to recreate the spirit of something…But I do make an effort to be as accurate as possible.”

Voices from the #pawilds

“Nancy McCabe accomplishes something rare here: approaching her personal history and pain with openness, self-deprecation, and an amazing generosity to all participants!” ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Get some people together ✅ - - - Talk about books ✅ - - - Sunday accomplished ✅

I'll be reading from Who Holds the Devil as part of the Writers Association of Northern #Appalachia tomorrow July 7th at 8 pm. youtube.com/watch?v=Ymtb0C… or on Fb facebook.com/29508161442126… @MantaPress

TWJ Volunteer Spotlight is on Jeanne Curtis—an insatiable bibliophile and unstoppable do-gooder from Punxsutawney, PA 👏👏👏

Being American is more than a pride we inherit— It’s the past we step into, and how we repair it.