Category: Meetings
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ETWG Christmas party survey
Greetings! As you may know, the East Texas Writers Guild usually has a Christmas party in place of our December general meeting. However, in light of COVID, we are trying to decide if we should schedule our party this year or not. Could you please take just a moment and let us know your thoughts…
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[ETWG] We need to hear from you.
As the East Texas Writers Guild Board of Directors considers resuming in-person meetings, we truly need your feedback. Can you please answer the following few questions before Monday, May 10? Thank you! 1. If we can find a meeting room which would allow for social distancing, would you be willing to start attending in-person monthly…
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October 2021 Meeting: “Spooky Stories”
We had a delightfully spooky time at our Spooky Stories meeting on October 12, 2021. Renee Tyer-Goodwin read us her children’s story about a dog named Gigi who is learning about Halloween. Janice Ernest told us the chilling tale of a man trapped on an arctic scientific station. Lisa Holcomb read us her middle grade…
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Upcoming Meeting: October 2021 – Spooky Stories
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 Halloween meeting. Please bring a story…
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Upcoming Meeting: September 2021– Speaker Jayna Morrow on “Tropes and Hooks in Market Fiction”
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 enjoys presenting workshops for local writers. She also loves hearing from readers…
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What you Missed at February Nutz & Bolts.
Hey, What’d y’all talk about at Nutz & Bolts this February? We missed you at the Nutz & Bolts Meeting. The February meeting was small in number but powerful in input. We heard a thank you letter from Shari Parker, of Shari Parker Publishing and did an exercise she sent to us in which you…