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9 Bridges to Host NW Book Festival

Posted on August 29, 2015January 11, 2016 by 9bridges in Announcements, Press

Popular Writing Community Assumes Care of Regional Mainstay

Coming Soon – NW Book Festival

Posted on May 2, 2015September 12, 2017 by 9bridges in Community, Our Blog

Once again, 9 Bridges will be participating in this annual event.

About 9 Bridges

9 Bridges is dedicated to supporting writers in all stages of their journey in the pursuit of their craft. In addition to providing peer review and support in the form of critique groups, 9 Bridges offers writers access to a wide community through workshops, events, online forums and the promotion of events that are of interest and benefit to our members. 9 Bridges is dedicated to flexibility - through community connections we can quickly adapt to fill a writer’s needs, whether they are just starting out or have published a dozen best sellers.
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Upcoming Events

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22
9 Bridges - PDX - Sunday Morning Write in
Apr
22
9 Bridges - Missoula - Official Critique and Discussion Meeting
Apr
23
9 Bridges - PDX - Monday Afternoon Write-in (Hillsboro)
Apr
23
9 Bridges - PDX - Monday Evening Write-in (Hillsboro/Tanasbourne)
Apr
23
9 Bridges - PDX - Monday Evening Write-In

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