Writing & Publishing
Workshops & Programs
Writing Lab
at Main Library
The Writing Lab at Main Library supports local authors who are seeking to improve their craft in creative writing, poetry and technical writing.
Our writing workshops are a great way to commit to a schedule, meet other writers and help your project become a reality. Bring a writing sample to share and join others in their writing process.
Find an upcoming workshop below.
Resume A-B-C
Monday Jan. 27
at 7:00 p.m.
Location: Sanger
Make sure your resume is the best it can be . Bring a printed copy of your resume and/or cover letter for our expert to review spelling and grammar.
Event Details for Resume A-B-CTeen HQ
Thursday Jan. 30
at 2:00 p.m.
Location: Main Library
You have questions! Buying a car, writing a resume, finding a job, paying for college; ask us to help you find the answers you need. Each session we’ll tackle one more hurdle to master being an adult.
Event Details for Teen HQPoetry Writing Workshop
Thursday Jan. 30
at 6:30 p.m.
Location: Main Library
Poetry Writing workshops are a great way to commit to a schedule, learn about different genres, meet other writers and help your project become a reality.
Event Details for Poetry Writing WorkshopBlogs
Writing tips and resources to inspire your next writing adventure.
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Continue Reading: Toledo Streets Newspaper Archive Now AvailableLearn more about creating powerful plots for your next novel by exploring writing elements like story setting, plot and characters.
Continue Reading: Writing a Good Story is Never Easy: Explore Effective Plot Strategies for Your NovelHelpful Books
Children's Writer's & Illustrator's Market
Local Author Submission
Local Author Submission
We're pleased to house the works of many local authors, artists and creators and want to include them in our collection when possible. Local authors/creators are defined as those with an active and current community connection. Local author submissions must meet the Library’s Collection Development Policy.
At this time, we cannot accept:
- Unsolicited materials submitted by persons or publishers outside of northwest Ohio
- Materials with obvious or possible copyright violations
- Materials in electronic format (eBooks, audiobooks, etc.)
