1455’S 2nd ANNUAL TEEN POETRY CONTEST WINNERS ANNOUNCED
We are pleased to announce the winners of the Second Annual 1455 Teen Poetry Contest. The theme for this year’s contest is Poetry in a Pandemic, and the guideline requested the poems to reflect on or react to the current COVID crisis. First, some numbers. We were...
1455’S SUMMER LIT FEST, IN NORTHERN VIRGINIA MAGAZINE
THINGS TO DO FEATURES Winchester’s 1455 Summer Literary Festival Goes Virtual Despite the pandemic dampening in-person plans for the festival’s second year, the team has moved all workshops, speakers and more online, and it’s entirely free. By Jennifer...
1455’s Summer Lit Fest, in Washington City Paper
Special gratitude to Kayla Randall, Arts Editor for Washington City Paper, for this feature on 1455. We discuss the back story, future plans, and, of course, the upcoming Lit Fest (register today; the entire event is FREE!). On its website, local nonprofit 1455 lays...
1455 AUTHOR SERIES: A CONVERSATION WITH CHRIS REGISTER
We seem to be getting the hang of this Zoom thing! I’m speaking not only on behalf of myself and 1455, but I think it’s obvious that as a society, we’ve made the necessary and inevitable adjustments, and most will agree that even as “Zoom...
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