The Watershed Journal
Literary Group
Welcome to The Watershed Journal Literary Group, an autonomous, grassroots, charitable nonprofit serving storytellers in our portion of the PA Wilds.
We believe in the power of storytelling, in both visual and written forms, as a way to transcend our perceived differences and inspire one another. We also believe in the transcendent influence of the natural world, ubiquitous in our region of the state. Dive in and find out how you can get connected and enjoy the diverse content our submitters and volunteers have created.
Discover our events, publishing, bookstore and literary arts center and join us!
Sponsorships & Grants
202 Library Sponsorships providing quarterly magazines to local libraries thanks to
Greg Clary & Cass Neely (Clarion County), the Brookville Fireman’s Club (Jefferson County) and HW Books (DuBois Library)
Hours
Tuesday 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Wednesday 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Thursday 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Friday 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Saturday 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Sunday 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Located at 269 Main Street
We have 20+ genres of used books and the largest collection of local authorship in the western PA Wilds.
Our store and literary center also includes a children’s area, a quiet reading room, and meeting space with public computers. We hope that you will take advantage of our writing resources in the near future!
Latest from the Blog
- The Power of Memberships: Sustaining The Watershed Journal Literary Group and Our Region’s Creative Heart
The Power of Memberships: Sustaining The Watershed Journal Literary Group and Our Region’s Creative Heart For those who believe in the importance of community, creativity, and the sharing of local stories, becoming a member of The Watershed Journal Literary Group is an impactful way to support these values. Our organization, a nonprofit and independent literary… Read more: The Power of Memberships: Sustaining The Watershed Journal Literary Group and Our Region’s Creative Heart - Coming of age while facing the Apocalypse: Writing Avoiding the RaptureBy Karen Weyant It was 1983, and the talk in my fifth-grade classroom focused on the new movie, The Day After that was going to be televised. Everyone seemed to be getting ready to watch it. Previews showed grim pictures of mushroom clouds, rockets, and general chaos. I knew that the movie was about a… Read more: Coming of age while facing the Apocalypse: Writing Avoiding the Rapture
- Empowering Literary Voices: Join Our 2024 Membership Program and Shape the Future of Our Nonprofit Literary Center
In the heart of the Pennsylvania Wilds, The Watershed Journal nonprofit literary center is not just a hub for writers and readers; it’s a thriving community that champions inclusive publishing and supports the literary arts. As we embark on another year of enriching the cultural landscape of our region, we are thrilled to extend an… Read more: Empowering Literary Voices: Join Our 2024 Membership Program and Shape the Future of Our Nonprofit Literary Center
Partnerships
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