From Brain to Bookshelf 2020 Register Now Where you can develop the craft and community network to take your writing vision from Brain to Bookshelf. Saturday, March 28 – Sunday, March 29, 2020 College Park Marriott Hotel & Conference Center Featuring workshops, agent panels, pitch and critique opportunities and master…
Join us and Speaker Mary Stojak, April 17, 2019 at 7pm to learn more about writing a pitch? What information should you include in a query letter? What about a synopsis? Long time MWA member, Mary Stojak will provide insight into the query letter that will make an agent or publisher want…
At January,’s MWAA, Meg Eden shares the secrets of getting published in lit mags!
MWAA has a great set of programs lined up through year’s end–put these on your calendar!
The And I Thought Ladies visit MWAA on 9/18 to discuss writing for social awareness.
Thinking about other ways to make an income from your writing? Interested in being a part of book projects that can change lives? Join us at 7 pm on Wednesday, February 21 to meet a nationally bestselling ghostwriter and learn a little more about this “under the radar” writing field,…
Most aspiring authors have a ton of questions about what it takes to get a book-length project published. Now is your chance to ask all those questions of three debut authors whose books have come out in the last year. Join MWA members Lisa Hillman, Ted Weber, and Sally Whitney,…
Navigate your writing through life’s busyness with award-winning author Ellen Prentiss Campbell.
Amy Mascott unravels the mystery of social media at the June MWAA meeting!
Looking for opportunities to grow your social media network and expand your portfolio of published works? Of course you are! Then you need to come to our July chapter meeting to hear our speaker, Tony Russo, who is looking for writers to contribute on a regular basis to a set…
