Join Jay Dearien every Saturday from 10 AM to 1 PM to work on your NaNoWriMo projects. This group meets for novel writing in November and editing their novels the other eleven months of the year. The group congregates in the conference room at the VERY BACK of the cafe. (If you need directions, ask at the register, they know where to find them!) Drop-ins welcome.
THIS GROUP HAS LIMITED AVAILABILITY. PLEASE EMAIL IF YOU’RE INTERESTED IN JOINING.
Are you and author or a writer on the Palouse?
If you’re a local writer on the Palouse who’s looking for constructive feedback on pieces, graphic design help for book covers, query letter critiques, writing tips and much more, come join us!
Pieces for critique will be emailed directly to our attendees.
That email will also have list of questions to help direct the critique/discussion as well as some helpful tips to keep in mind while you critique. We’ll review 2-3 pieces every week. This group has a strict set of rules and etiquette to keep this a safe, but honest space for creatives. You must agree to the rules before joining.
Sharon’s free writing group meets at Shari’s in Moscow. Free writing to prompts is fun and easy and can do more than any other sort of writing practice to develop creativity and a strong writer’s voice. Visitors welcome. Bring a notebook and pen and leave your inner critic at home.
Join Jay Dearien every Saturday from 10 AM to 1 PM to work on your NaNoWriMo projects. This group meets for novel writing in November and editing their novels the other eleven months of the year. The group congregates in the conference room at the VERY BACK of the cafe. (If you need directions, ask at the register, they know where to find them!) Drop-ins welcome.
This is a dedicated critique group that meets in the back of Shari’s. Meet at 6:30 PM for dinner, critiques usually start about 7:00 PM. They mostly focus on novels and longer works, but short stories are also welcome. Fiction/Nonfiction okay. If you come, bring copies of your work with you to pass out to be critiqued at the next meeting.
Join Jay Dearien every Saturday from 10 AM to 1 PM to work on your NaNoWriMo projects. This group meets for novel writing in November and editing their novels the other eleven months of the year. The group congregates in the conference room at the VERY BACK of the cafe. (If you need directions, ask at the register, they know where to find them!) Drop-ins welcome.
THIS GROUP HAS LIMITED AVAILABILITY. PLEASE EMAIL IF YOU’RE INTERESTED IN JOINING.
Are you and author or a writer on the Palouse?
If you’re a local writer on the Palouse who’s looking for constructive feedback on pieces, graphic design help for book covers, query letter critiques, writing tips and much more, come join us!
Pieces for critique will be emailed directly to our attendees.
That email will also have list of questions to help direct the critique/discussion as well as some helpful tips to keep in mind while you critique. We’ll review 2-3 pieces every week. This group has a strict set of rules and etiquette to keep this a safe, but honest space for creatives. You must agree to the rules before joining.
Join Jay Dearien every Saturday from 10 AM to 1 PM to work on your NaNoWriMo projects. This group meets for novel writing in November and editing their novels the other eleven months of the year. The group congregates in the conference room at the VERY BACK of the cafe. (If you need directions, ask at the register, they know where to find them!) Drop-ins welcome.
This is a dedicated critique group that meets in the back of Shari’s. Meet at 6:30 PM for dinner, critiques usually start about 7:00 PM. They mostly focus on novels and longer works, but short stories are also welcome. Fiction/Nonfiction okay. If you come, bring copies of your work with you to pass out to be critiqued at the next meeting.
Sharon’s free writing group meets at Shari’s in Moscow. Free writing to prompts is fun and easy and can do more than any other sort of writing practice to develop creativity and a strong writer’s voice. Visitors welcome. Bring a notebook and pen and leave your inner critic at home.