Short Stories Open Doors

By Randi Samuelson-Brown Ah…the ever-changing landscape of writing and publishing. For those just in the beginning phases of their writing and publishing journey, I do have a fewwords that might help. Know that when one option is taken off the table, another one is usuallywaiting in the wings. The problem is to locate that newContinue reading “Short Stories Open Doors”

A Journey Through the World of Journalism

Join, Susan Tweit as she takes us on a journey to Uncovering the Truth: A Journey Through the World of Journalism.This free webinar hosted by Women Writing the West, Building Better Learning, takes place on May 10, 2023.Deadline to register is May 6, 2023. An award-winning writer, Susan J Tweit is a member of Women Writing the West. SheContinue reading “A Journey Through the World of Journalism”

High School Writing Contest

Do you know a high school student who enjoys writing? Do you know a teacher who would encourage their students to enter writing contests? As part of a high-schooler’s journey into the world of words, WWW would like to invite young writers ages 13-19 to submit their short pieces about women and girls in theContinue reading “High School Writing Contest”

Registration is Now Open

Registration for the 2023 Women Writing the West Virtual Conference is now open. Follow the to the WWW website for more information or to register.

Congratulations Will Rogers Medallion Winners

The Will Rogers Medallion Award ceremony was held at the Fort Worth Stockyards on October 29, 2022. Thank you to Alice Trego for compiling the list of the Women Writing the West members who received medallions in various categories.

Do You Annoy Your Readers?

When you write, do you ever think that your work might annoy people? John W. Howell says the inspiration for this post was a series of tweets that people found annoying in books they have read. Hello SEers, It’s John again. Happy Hump Day. Today I want to talk about things that annoy readers. InContinue reading “Do You Annoy Your Readers?”