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CT Humanities Literature Survey
1.
What
types
of literature-based programming or activities do you currently do (as an attendee or organizer) at least one time each year?
Please check all that apply
In Person
Virtual
Author talks
In Person
Virtual
Literature festivals
In Person
Virtual
Poetry readings
In Person
Virtual
Storytelling programs
In Person
Virtual
Writers' workshops
In Person
Virtual
Plays/dramatic readings
In Person
Virtual
School (K-12) programs on writing or engagement with literature
In Person
Virtual
Book clubs or Community Reads programs
In Person
Virtual
Read books
In Person
Virtual
Other (please specify)
2.
What organizations and providers do you look to for information to find literature-based programming?
Please check all that apply
Book stores
Libraries
Colleges/Universities
Teachers/professors
Publishers
Museums
Arts and Cultural Organizations
Newspapers
Other (please specify)
3.
How far are you willing to travel to attend or present a program?
Up to 30 minutes
Up to one hour
More than one hour
I only attend virtual events
4.
Do you prefer to attend events in person or online?
In person
Online
No preference
5.
What types of literature-based programming or support would you like to see more of?
Please check all that apply
Programs on different literature genres (e.g. science fiction/fantasy, romance, graphic novels)
Opportunities to collaborate with other people and organizations with similar interests to me
Events focused on CT-based authors
School-based programming
Online reading lists/discussion guides
Writing workshops or classes
More youth-based programs for families
Opportunities to create and distribute printed materials (e.g. chapbooks)
Other (please specify)
6.
What was the best literature-based event you have attended in the past? What made it great? Where was it/who hosted it?
7.
Have you heard of... (check all that apply)
CT Center for the Book
CT Book Awards
