Sherm Johnson and daughter Maggie Johnson (far left and right), as well as Tabitha Mabe and Joe Rohwein (far left and right) visit with local writer Joshua Wood at HEM High School’s literary dinner Thursday, April 18.
Aspiring writers from HEM High School shared works and words of wisdom with Saratoga-based writer Joshua Wood at a special literary dinner April 18.
Presented at the school by HEM Speech and Language Arts Teacher Brenda Ostendorf, the dinner featured counsel from Wood, who has published works such as the short story “Than Never to Have Loved at All,” and the book “After the Sun Sets and the Moon Rises”. The attending HEM student writers, including sophomore Maggie Johnson, sophomore Tabitha Mabe and freshman Joe Rohwein, shared original writing pieces.
Mabe shared her original poem titled “Lil...
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