Sometimes we all get so caught up in writing and creating that we need a breather from one world in order to see what we’re working on a little more clearly. Or we just need reminders where to get social and find joy. If you are a WWW member and still have not joined theContinueContinue reading “A Writing Break & Stocking Stuffer Call!”
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A Wild Place: Sabino Canyon
Right on top of the heels of conference response, WWW member Mary Trimble has written us a post about the Sabino Canyon in Tucson, which she enjoyed while at the conference! While recently attending a Women Writing the West conference at Loews Ventana Canyon Resort near Tucson, AZ, fellow writer Heidi Thomas and IContinueContinue reading “A Wild Place: Sabino Canyon”
WWW 2017 Conference Response! (and if you didn’t make it, read more about it here)
Our members had an absolute blast at the 2017 WWW conference as all the chatter on the Listserv and subsequent personal/writing blogs can attest. What a wonderful conference thanks to the hard work of many volunteers and the board, as well as the organizers, Carolyn and Jan. If you were unable to get to TucsonContinueContinue reading “WWW 2017 Conference Response! (and if you didn’t make it, read more about it here)”
New Release: LIGHT OF THE NORTHERN DANCERS by Robin Gainey
On November 7th, Robin Gainey’s second novel, Light of the Northern Dancers, will be released with her publisher Untreed Reads. With a touch of wilderness poetry, a revelation in the grit and rawness of Wyoming Territory, and a heart-rending glimpse of the intimacy brought by the need for finding joy, peace and acceptance as wellContinueContinue reading “New Release: LIGHT OF THE NORTHERN DANCERS by Robin Gainey”
“Some Thoughts on History”
WWW member Doris McCraw has recently written about the depth of history and its quotes left to us from snippets in time, through the eyes of important people around the globe. She is willing to share with us a very well-researched list of historical quotes, some a bit unique and not very common. From ChurchillContinueContinue reading ““Some Thoughts on History””
New Release: THE SHEEP WALKER’S DAUGHTER by Sydney Avey
Syndey Avey is a new member of WWW and her first novel, The Sheep Walker’s Daughter has just been re-published by The Center for Basque Studies, University of Nevade, Reno. A general trade publisher, Torchflame, an imprint of Light Messages, re-published the digital version. The Sheep Walker’s Daughter was originally published in 2013 by HopeContinueContinue reading “New Release: THE SHEEP WALKER’S DAUGHTER by Sydney Avey”
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