Susan Milstrey Wells has relaunched her freelance writing business,WYSIWYG Publishing. She is focusing on speech and blog writing and book editing.
Unplug. Write. Don’t write. Think. Daydream. Doodle. Outline. Come for the whole day or just for part of it. Network, collaborate or write solo. Wander the woods, hills, fields and streams of Universal Pathways for inspiration (bring sturdy shoes) or sit in a comfy chair and brainstorm. It’s up to you.
Call for Submissions: Second Annual Stephen A DiBiase Poetry Prize. January 21, 2017 post mark deadline. Results in March 2017. $1,800 in total awards, with $500 to the top entry from New York State, $300 to the top out-of-State entry.
Howard Kogan has two new books coming out. A book of poems, A Chill in the Air, and Howard’s first (and what he says “probably my last”) novel. A book launch is planned January 29 in Voorheesville.
HVWG member Mark Berger is looking to start a peer-to-peer memoir writers group to meet regularly at a place and time to be determined. The goal is to help members write personal stories or a complete book.
Keith W. Willis has received an offer of contract from Champagne Books for his second novel, titled Desperate Knight.
A new chapbook by Albany poet Therese L. Broderick, entitled Green-Weak, is now published online by Red Wolf Editions.
Keith W. Willis, author of the award winning fantasy Traitor Knight (Champagne Books) will be appearing at the Colonie Library on Wednesday, December 7, at 7 p.m.
Keith W. Willis, author of the award winning fantasy Traitor Knight (Champagne Books) will be appearing at the Altamont Winter Market & Victorian Stroll, which takes place December 11 from noon to 5 p.m.
Keith W. Willis, author of the award winning fantasy Traitor Knight (Champagne Books), will be at the Glens Falls Chronicle Book Fair on November 6.
Keith W. Willis was interviewed by Joe Nash of the William K Sanford Town Library (Colonie, NY) for a Meet the Author segment, which is now available online.
Write 4 a Day is a series of monthly one-day writing retreats in upstate New York. There is no workshop, no agenda, no required activities, no assignments, no schedule, no WiFi!
