Author, nutritionist, and fitness guru Caroline Anaya, who writes an online newsletter, “FitBits,” is WAG’s March 1 speaker. In her newsletter, now in its seventh year, Anaya writes about food, nutrition, and her life. At the March meeting, she will expand on relevant sales lore, such as “Sell yourself, and … Read More
NOTE: YOU MAY VIEW THIS PRESENTATION HERE: https://youtu.be/MFOCMzIaFXA Author and blogger Jolene MacFadden will share with you the Top Ten Ways to Market Your Book for Free on Sunday, May 3, at 2:30 p.m. via Zoom. This online program is in lieu of her scheduled Millhopper Library presentation. If … Read More
Program via Zoom. See Zoom link at end of this article. J. N. Fishhawk, Poetry Editor for Bacopa Literary Review, will speak on Sunday, July 12, at 2:30 p.m. Unless we are actually sitting down to read, listen to, or compose a poem, most of us don’t think about poetry … Read More
The link to this Zoom program is at the end of this article. Guest speaker Shelley Fraser Mickle will talk about her research for the recently released book, Borrowing Life: How Scientists, Surgeons, and a War Hero Made the First Successful Organ Transplant a Reality. Borrowing Life is "an extraordinary … Read More
The link to this Zoom program is shown at the end of the article. Author Marie Q. Rogers asks you to imagine yourself taken without warning from all you know—family, home, friends—to a distant world where people possess abilities you didn’t know existed. Such is Fern’s experience in Trials by … Read More
On Sunday, November 8, Susie Baxter will discuss the importance of leaving a legacy. She will share how she wrote about her own life experiences in her memoir, Pumping Sunshine, which won two 2018 Royal Palm Literary Awards: first place in memoir and second place overall. She is quick to … Read More
Ann Henry, novelist and author of The Novel Pitch, will speak at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, December 6, via Zoom. Submitting a compelling query letter to a literary agent, editor, or scout is the first step for most writers hoping to break into the traditional publishing market, and the heart … Read More
