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THRILLERS, HISTORICALS AND MEMOIRS OH MY!
One of the best things about my Saturdays is listening to all the talented writers read their works in progress at Trinity Writers Workshop. Among our members are novelists, short story writers, poets, songwriters, memoir writers and non-fiction writers. TWW … Continue reading →
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THRILLERS, HISTORICALS AND MEMOIRS OH MY!
One of the best things about my Saturdays is listening to all the talented writers read their works in progress at Trinity Writers Workshop. Among our members are novelists, short story writers, poets, songwriters, memoir writers and non-fiction writers. TWW … Continue reading →
Posted in Trinity Writers Workshop, Writers Groups, Writing, Writing Seminars and Conferences
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Tagged agents, bonnie pemberton, cat master, chuck sambuchino, dallas, fiction writers, fiction writing, fortworth, guide to literary agents, marketing your writing seminar, memoir, novel, open mike, poetry, publishers, sharon k owen, sharonkowen, short stories, song writing, suspense, texas, thriller, trinity writers workshop, writers, writing blog, writing critique workshop, writing website, writing workshop
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THRILLERS, HISTORICALS AND MEMOIRS OH MY!
One of the best things about my Saturdays is listening to all the talented writers read their works in progress at Trinity Writers Workshop. Among our members are novelists, short story writers, poets, songwriters, memoir writers and non-fiction writers. TWW … Continue reading →
Posted in Trinity Writers Workshop, Writers Groups, Writing, Writing Seminars and Conferences
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Tagged agents, bonnie pemberton, cat master, chuck sambuchino, dallas, fiction writers, fiction writing, fortworth, guide to literary agents, marketing your writing seminar, memoir, novel, open mike, poetry, publishers, sharon k owen, sharonkowen, short stories, song writing, suspense, texas, thriller, trinity writers workshop, writers, writing blog, writing critique workshop, writing website, writing workshop
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WHY TO HAIKU
One of the many reasons I love my Kindle is the treasure trove of new books and authors I find in the bargain bin at the Amazon and Barnes and Nobles Ebook Stores. There, to generate interest in their projects, many newly … Continue reading →
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WHY TO HAIKU
One of the many reasons I love my Kindle is the treasure trove of new books and authors I find in the bargain bin at the Amazon and Barnes and Nobles Ebook Stores. There, to generate interest in their projects, many newly … Continue reading →
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Tagged amazon, barnes and noble, fiction, gardening, haiku, heart of haiku, heat, image, jane hirshfield, japanese, kindle, plants, poem, poet, poetry, poetry writing, prose writing, season, sharon k owen, sharonkowen, spring, summer, texas, writing, writing exercise
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WHY TO HAIKU
One of the many reasons I love my Kindle is the treasure trove of new books and authors I find in the bargain bin at the Amazon and Barnes and Nobles Ebook Stores. There, to generate interest in their projects, many newly … Continue reading →
Posted in Books, Writing, Writing Exercises, Writing Lessons
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Tagged amazon, barnes and noble, fiction, gardening, haiku, heart of haiku, heat, image, jane hirshfield, japanese, kindle, plants, poem, poet, poetry, poetry writing, prose writing, season, sharon k owen, sharonkowen, spring, summer, texas, writing, writing exercise
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