The next few weeks are shaping up to be busy, event-wise, for me. For those of you who are local, perhaps you'd
like to join me. All events are free and open to the public.
Monday, September 19 -- Pen to Prose, Nutley (NJ)
Library, 93 Booth Drive, 6:30 p.m. After I discuss tips for writing more
dynamic dialogue, I'll stay and contribute to the group's regular critique
session. For more information, click here.
Sunday, October 2 -- Bluestockings Bookstore and Café, 172
Allen Street, New York City, 7 – 9 p.m. I am one of 12 writers reading our food-based
poems, which appear in the recently-published collection, Broken Circles: A Gathering of Poems
for Hunger, from Cave Moon Press. Please bring two canned or boxed goods if you
are able, for the Food Bank of New York.
C'mon by, Manhattan friends. Help celebrate my birthday! More details here.
Tuesday, October 11 -- Penny
University, The Fine Grind Coffee
Bar Café, 101 Newark-Pompton Turnpike (route 23), Little Falls, NJ, 9:30 – 11:30a.m. Write About What You Love: Turning your love
of a hobby, sport, interest and other passions into prose. I'll talk about my experiences writing and
publishing work that pivots on my interests in horses and riding, food, raising
sons, and other passions; also, tips and advice for writing, research and
editing material about what you happen to love, too. (This is my local go-to place to meet clients
and friends, and they are big supporters of local writers and literary events.)
Reminder: *I Should Be Writing* Boot Camp still has
openings for the session starting in just a few days, on Monday, September 12. An affordable, enjoyable way to break out of
a writing rut: get going, keep going and stay accountable! Details
here.
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