Left side of the Genecov Room Middle of the Genecov Room Right side of the Genecov Room Some of our online friends (some more came in a bit later) Linda Pirtle (Caleb defied photography, apparently, appearing merely as blurs – Pantsers move fast!) Caleb and...
Lisa Holcomb Bio: Lisa Holcomb graduated from Texas A&M University in 1998 with a bachelor’s degree in English with an emphasis on Creative Writing. She resides in Tyler, TX with her husband, 3 boys, and 2 cats. She writes fantasy and science fiction for both...
Our next meeting is this Monday, October 11, 2021 at 6:30pm. We will once again have a hybrid meeting – in person at the Genecov Room as usual – and online at our normal Zoom meeting room. This week we are all reading our own Spooky Stories for the...
Jayna Morrow came and spoke about “Tropes and Hooks in Market Fiction.” She brroke down the difference between Tropes and Hooks and introduced a unique, visual-tactile method for working with them. During this presentation, fellow authors had the...
Texas romance author Jayna Morrow has been creating imaginary worlds since a young age. As an elementary school teacher, Jayna juggles the demands of molding young minds and raising two teenage daughters. Jayna is a member of the East Texas Writers Association and...
Writing Heaven’s touch into earthly tales, Delia Latham puts her characters through the fire of earthly trials to bring them out victorious by the hand of God, His heavenly messengers, and good, old-fashioned love. You’ll always find a touch of the divine in her tales...
Dion McInnis states that he has been a photographer since six, a writer since 12 and a poet since birth. A native Texan who has spent the vast majority of his life in the Houston area, he has followed several career paths as a fundraiser, university administrator,...
Feelings. Fears. Hopes. Dreams. Memories. These are what make a person. The life and blood of a story- the fictional characters- should connect to the human condition so well that, if written well, it’s easy to forget that they are fictional. Therefore, an...
