Mike presented a great discussion of world building. He discussed how language, culture, religion, morals, climate, weather and even architecture affects world building and how that sets up the scenes in a story and enriches and colors the entire backdrop. Here is...
Patty has returned and gave us good advice about setting magic, characters that come alive and good plotting. We also discussed our surveys and attempts to reach out to more people and age groups. Lisa Holcomb (the 3rd picture below) moderated our discussion....
President Lisa Holcomb called the meeting to order after a short delay from our usual starting time of 6:30 PM. Birthdays were announced for October. They included Linda Pirtle, Gene La Viness, and Patricia La Vigne.There was no treasurer’s report, nor Old...
For our October meeting, we are encouraging ETWG members to bring a short spooky story that can be read in less than five minutes. Please remember to practice beforehand so you can really play up the spookiness of your story! 🙂
The meeting was called to order by President Lisa Holcomb at 6:34 PM. Introductions were made, birthdays remembered, and Author announcements were made. We were reminded that the October meeting would follow tradition and have an open mic with members reading their...
From her website at :https://www.goodasgolden.com/about/ My Story Maya Golden Bethany (who writes and reports under the pen name Maya Golden) is an award-winning television and print journalist, novelist and speaker. Maya earned her degree from Texas A&M...
Vice President Woody Edmiston called the meeting to order at 6:45 PM.Pat La Vigne read the birthdays for August. The following people were honored: Woody Edmiston, Patricia Wells, Renee LaViness, Brittany Raines, Juanita Fletcher, Marsha Graham, Royal Daniel, and John...
The meeting was called to order at 6:36 PM by President Lisa Holcomb. April Coker reviewed the conference speakers, Kathryn McClatchey, Joe Lansdale, Caleb Pirtle, and Tex Thompson, as noted on the evaluation forms submitted by those attending the conference. From a...
For our July meeting, we are encouraging all our writers to bring a short, summery story they have written that can be read in around five minutes or less. Please remember to practice your reading ahead of time for best effect! 🙂 Hope to see you then!
