Hub City Writers Project

For twenty-five years, Hub City Writers Project has been cultivating readers and nurturing writers through its independent press, community bookshop, and diverse literary programming.

Out April 2020

In Carter Sickels stunning novel, small-town Appalachia doesn't have a lot going for it, but it’s where Brian is from, where his family is, and where he’s chosen to return to die.

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Order Mark Barr's debut historical novel, a love story set amidst construction of a federal dam in rural Tennessee

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Most events at the Hub City Bookshop are free and open to the public!

Recent Press Titles

The Prettiest Star

The Prettiest Star

Watershed

Watershed

Dusk & Dust

Dusk & Dust

Whiskey & Ribbons

Whiskey & Ribbons

Bookshop Events

Oct 17

Reading Between the Wines: Andrea Bobotis | The Last List of Miss Judith Kratt

Sip a glass of complimentary wine with author and South Carolina native Andrea Bobotis at the Hub City Bookshop. Make it an very-Spartanburg-evening by participating in ArtWalk, a walking tour of art in the city (free and open to the public)!

Oct 19

Multi-Genre Workshop: Nicki Salcedo, Losing Your Writing Inhibitions

The class, facilitated by Atlanta writer Nicki Salcedo, will focus on ways to get started, stay motivated, and be true to your creative voice.

Oct 19

Local Authors Day

Together with the Spartanburg Brew Fest on October 19th, local authors will sell and sign books at the Hub City Bookshop. Sip your brew and support our local talent at the same time by stopping in for a chat and a book signing!

Oct 22

An Evening with David Lynn | Children of God

Join us at the bookshop on Tuesday, October 22nd for a discussion with former Kenyon Review editor David Lynn!

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