Greater Boston Writers Resist: Voices of Comfort, Voices of Hope

by Jessica A. Kent

January 16, 2017

It wasn’t a protest march. It wasn’t a rally. There was no chanting. There were no signs (there were signs, but they were asked to be put away). It wasn’t loud, or ruckus. But the words that were spoken were loud, resounding, as twenty-five writers, readers, and leaders in the Boston community participated in the Greater Boston Writers Resist in an attempt to define and encourage the role of writing and creativity in a democratic society.

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