Meetings & Events for January 2012

January 2012 Meeting
1. 1/28/12: Regular Meeting 11:00-1:00
2. Through February 15, 2012 - Logo Contest
3. Membership Renewal Dues - payable now.
Visit the Dues & Membership Page for details
Join us for our first meeting of 2012 on January 28th from 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. We'll discuss our calendar of new and exciting events, including the all new works-in-progress discussion meetings that will be held throughout 2012 and contest announcements.
In honor of 2012 being Saturday Writers 10th Anniversary, our speakers at our January meeting will be four of the original founding members. We are delighted to announce that Donna Volkenannt, Lou Turner, Amy Harke-Moore and Margo Dill will join us to discuss Small Press Publishing from Query Letter to Book Launching, as well as answer questions and give us the lowdown on the birth of Saturday Writers.
2. Through February 15, 2012 - Logo Contest
3. Membership Renewal Dues - payable now.
Visit the Dues & Membership Page for details
Join us for our first meeting of 2012 on January 28th from 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. We'll discuss our calendar of new and exciting events, including the all new works-in-progress discussion meetings that will be held throughout 2012 and contest announcements.
In honor of 2012 being Saturday Writers 10th Anniversary, our speakers at our January meeting will be four of the original founding members. We are delighted to announce that Donna Volkenannt, Lou Turner, Amy Harke-Moore and Margo Dill will join us to discuss Small Press Publishing from Query Letter to Book Launching, as well as answer questions and give us the lowdown on the birth of Saturday Writers.
Blowing in the Wind!
A Meeting Recap by Marcia Gaye
Saturday Writers’ January meeting was a whirlwind of information and opportunities.
Lots of things are blowing in fast, so be prepared. Submit your idea for a logo. Read your works-in-progress an hour before February’s meeting, check out the guidelines. Enter monthly contests for cash and publication. Remember, the contest topics are not literal, nor genre specific, but more like prompts, so let your imagination go wild! Just tie the theme in and keep to submission guidelines.
Consider lending a hand for the annual children’s contest. SW sponsors it with the goal of encouraging students to enjoy writing, and it is very popular. Offer your assistance to Debbie Hedges.
A huge round of thanks to the January speakers’ panel. We were treated to tons of expertise, tips and advice by some of our own successful mentors. It is very inspiring to know how Saturday Writers has proved to be a valuable resource over the years. With members like these, it will continue to be so. Each of us can realize our aspirations by applying what we learn right here.