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The Excitement of Good Exposure!

Kym Gordon Moore wrote 1 month ago: WOW, what an exciting week this started off as. Kicking off National Poetry Month, I was so thrilled … more →

Tags: Business/Marketing, Reading, National Poetry Month, Kym Gordon Moore, Today's Charlotte Woman Magazine, wings of the wind, writers gazette

For Writers--New Call for Submissions

Katrina Parker Williams wrote 1 month ago: The North Carolina Network shared a new call for submissions.  Submission details are available to c … more →

Tags: Guidelines, journals, Submissions

News 25 January 2013

Melanie wrote 3 months ago: Catawba Valley Community College in Hickory, NC, will be the site of the Poetry Council of North Car … more →

Tags: literary arts, NC Poetry Society, writers group of the triad, WGOT, poetry day, Chris Roerden, catawba valley community college, NCWN

Stay

Familiar Minds wrote 6 months ago: Here is another poem by Elizabeth Swann.  Her last submission Geology is one of Familiar Minds … more →

Tags: Submissions by Authors, Submissions by Topic, Elizabeth Swann, Son with Mental Illness, poems about mental illness

Write What You Are Afraid Of

Marianna Crane wrote 1 year ago: I didn’t attend the 2011 Fall Conference in Asheville sponsored by the North Carolina Writers Networ … more →

Tags: Nursing, Writing the book, nursing stories, Writing Blogs, North Carolina Writers Workshop, Home Visits, Writing #2, Dying, writing conference

The Hospital

Familiar Minds wrote 1 year ago: The Hospital recounts the story of how a new mother’s joy was robbed by her once debilitating … more →

Tags: Submissions by Authors, Submissions by Topic, Mother with mental illness, Bipolar Disease, Eleanor Brawley, Families of Abraham, poems about mental illness

My Journey

Familiar Minds wrote 1 year ago: Each of the posts thus far have shared perspectives of siblings and parents who have loved ones livi … more →

Tags: Submissions by Topic, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, Bipolar Disease, living with mental illness

Geology

Familiar Minds wrote 1 year ago: I didn’t initially envision or consider poems as possible submissions for Familiar Minds.  I … more →

Tags: Submissions by Authors, Submissions by Topic, Elizabeth Swann, Son with Mental Illness, poems about mental illness

Playing Catch

Familiar Minds wrote 1 year ago: After you read this week’s submission, I’m sure you will want to hear more from Terri.   … more →

Tags: Submissions by Authors, Submissions by Topic, Bipolar Disease, Anonymous, Sister with Mental Illness, Trophy Daughter

Writing Family2 comments

gridleyfires wrote 1 year ago: I'm just now beginning to write a series of creative nonfiction pieces, the project urged on by … more →

Tags: Family, Creative Nonfiction, genealogy, Truth

Bee's Nest

Familiar Minds wrote 1 year ago: Starting today, Familiar Minds will feature weekly a submission from the Call for Abstracts.  Some w … more →

Tags: Submissions by Authors, Submissions by Topic, Bethany Chaney, Mother with mental illness, Paranoid Schizophrenia

How to Write a Play and Other Questions1 comment

southerncelebrations wrote 1 year ago: Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts I love the theater. I love getting dressed up, finding my seat and … more →

Tags: Authors, Books, Bookmarks Festival of Books, Plays, Bookmarks, Book festival, Winston-Salem North Carolina, Winston-Salem Writers, New York Times

North Carolina Writer's Network

Chad Rohrbacher wrote 2 years ago: Yesterday I had the opportunity to meet writers from across the state. It was a well attended one da … more →

Tags: Poetry, press 53, Schubert, Mills, Poet, wildacres writers retreat, intergalactic medicine show

Self-Publishing Success Story2 comments

Debe Seger Winkler wrote 3 years ago: I received my first  copy of the North Carolina Writers’ Network News, in my mailbox, yesterda … more →

Tags: Writers, writing, Authors, Self Publishing, Mary McFadden, Linda Rohrbough, The Richest Season, so happy together, Deadly Letters

NCWN Morning Out1 comment

Debe Seger Winkler wrote 3 years ago: Richard Krawiec is a dynamic, humorous author who I had the pleasure of hearing speak at the North C … more →

Tags: Writers, writing, Authors, agents, Richard Krawiec, Fate, perseverance, networking, Editors

Prologue identity crisis3 comments

Ivy wrote 3 years ago: This summer I splurged on the Squire Summer Residency sponsored by the North Carolina Writer’s … more →

Tags: Process, prologues, Feedback, Details, Point Of View, Back Story

Ed Southern: Close To Home, But Seeing The Literary World From Many Angles3 comments

artandliterature wrote 4 years ago: Today, Ed Southern marks his one-year-and-one-month anniversary as executive director of the North C … more →

Tags: North Carolina Literature, Southern Literature, interviews, Ed Southern, John F. Blair

Long Week, No Posts... Until Now, Of Course.... On Book World, George Mason University, The N.C. Writers Network, Public/Private & More

artandliterature wrote 4 years ago: What a week. In the midst of many doom-and-gloom predictions, the Washington Post made an announceme … more →

Tags: writing, North Carolina Literature, George Mason University, Sarah Weinman, The Writer's Center, Washington Post, book world, Rachel Hartigan Shea, Alan Cooperman

Allan Gurganus Reads "A Fool For Christmas" — Plus Other Upcoming Events1 comment

artandliterature wrote 4 years ago: As part of my various jobs, I serve two large communities. In my home state of North Carolina, for e … more →

Tags: toni morrison, Metro Magazine, The Writer's Center, Washington Post, Allan Gurganus, Kate Betterton, John Shelton Reed, Dale Volberg Reed, Mardy Grothe


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