Wouldn’t it be great if writing were fun again? Imagine the possibilities if you didn’t have to fight so hard to come up with fresh, new ideas or gain a new perspective. Let us teach you how to hack your own brain and give you tools that will entice your…
What’s in a name? Much, when it comes to your characters. Andrew McDowell discusses all the elements to consider.
Please join us for annual chapter elections and perennial crowd favorite Open Mic Night–start practicing now!
Two of our favorite local mystery authors help you solve your writing challenges!
MWAA will hold its annual elections during the June meeting on 6/21.
The new state board was elected on 11 June and began its two-year term on 1 July. We are thrilled to have a well-rounded slate of officers at the state level, and here they are: President: Eileen Haavik Mcintire Vice President: Janet Ruck Secretary: Chip Trimmier Treasurer: Kimberly Goon Communications…
Be sure to join us on June 15th, when we’ll be holding chapter elections for the upcoming year; members must be present at the meeting to vote. But the real draw is that popular workshop leader Izolda Trakhtenberg joins us again, this time to help us improve in reading our…
Coming June 2015, the Annapolis MWA will have the following offices open: President (Kat Spitzer is stepping down), Treasurer (Sally Whitney is stepping down), Program chair (David Joyner is stepping down). Please consider volunteering for one of these this summer!
This is a short interview with our very own Kat Spitzer, author of The Happy Hypochondriac, newspaper reporter, and the newly elected president of the Annapolis chapter of the Maryland Writers’ Association. [vimeo http://www.vimeo.com/74972084 w=500&h=281] Kat Spitzer, author from wdj on Vimeo. Check out her great blog as well as…
At the chapter meeting on 19 June, Kathleen “Kat” Spitzer was elected to succeed past president Rolf Renner. Sally M. Whitney succeeds past Treasurer Julie Coleman. David Barker takes over as Secretary from Kat Spitzer, and David Joyner fills the post of Program Chair vacated by Paul Harrell.
