3 chords and the truth (Knoxville, TN) – Meetup.
Shameless self promotion.
By the way, is Knoxwriter’s still alive?
Charles Hugh Winstead
The Knoxville Writer's Refuge
3 chords and the truth (Knoxville, TN) – Meetup.
Shameless self promotion.
By the way, is Knoxwriter’s still alive?
Charles Hugh Winstead
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OK you’ve got your article written, you have a new book MS ready to go out. You have a new song you want to get published. Now what?
Well you can bring in your query letter to the next meeting and we can go over it. We can tweak it so that you will be ready to send it off to the agent or publisher.
Meeting in Maryville/Alcoa at the Panera Bread, behind the Cracker Barrel. We will be there at 7:00pm on the Third Wedensday of the month.
Last month August meeting at Panera Bread went well and lots of new intrest in our meeting in Maryville. I wanted to thank each of you for comming to the meeting. This month September, I would like to offer a couple of promps for writing.
1. The Roler Coaster is broken down, let’s ….
2. If you drink that you’ll …..
3. When I rule the world I will…
Work something up from the prompts above or bring something else you’re working on. We will discuss it at the meeting at Pannera, 7:00pn on the 21st. Third Wednesday.
Grant
We’re going to try something different in August. Instead of the usual Saturday meetings, we’ll have one meeting this month on a Wednesday night. Join us at the Panera in Maryville at 7 pm on Wednesday, August 17.
It’s located at 733 Louisville Road. If you’ve never been there it’s pretty easy to find from Alcoa Highway.
Writing exercise: Imagine a scene and write everything I can to describe that one scene. Be as specific as possible. Put it away and return to it one week. then bring it to the meeting to discuss
Free Writing Workshop
Chattanooga Writers Guild, in conjunction with Dalton State College, will provide a free writing workshop Saturday, August 27. All interested writers of fiction, nonfiction, flash fiction, freelance, memoir and more can convene on the first floor of Brown Center, Dalton State College campus,Dalton, GA. Registration 8:30 a.m. Workshops 9:00 a.m.
Choose among:
ePublishing
Freelancing
Polishing Your Manuscript
Alternative Venues for Writing Exposure
The Publisher’s View
The day will end with open panel discussions for poets and writers, concluding with
readings and book signings of their works by the authors.
http://www.chattanoogawritersguild.com/0/
We will meet at the Pannera Bread in Maryville/Alcoa behind the Cracker Barrel on hwy 129. Meeting time will start at 7:00pm Our new meeting will be the Third Wednesday of each month. This replaces the Borders meeting on the fourth Saturday
If you feel inspired, write something based on one of the following prompts to share at the June 25 meeting. (If you can’t make that meeting, you’re welcome to share on the 11th instead!)
1) “I don’t want to see you again until it’s done.”
2) freshly mowed grass, shadows on a white wall, cotton sheets
3) the tunnels stretched under every building in town
Saturday, June 11 Books-a-Million, 8513 Kingston Pike, 1:00 pm
Saturday, June 25: Borders, Turkey Creek, 1:00 pm