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  • WAG Gets HIPP

    The Hippodrome State Theater 25 SE 2nd Place, Gainesville, FL

    The Hippodrome Theater invited the Writers Alliance of Gainesville (WAG) to host a panel discussion on January 24, immediately following the matinee performance of Collected Stories, a play, by Pulitzer Prize winner Donald Margulies, “This is probably Margulies’ best play to date…” -- NY Post “Fluid and lively, the play … Read More

  • How to Establish Your Writing Niche

    Downtown Gainesville 111 East University Ave, Gainesville, FL, United States

    (By Art Crummer) Dr. Kevin McCarthy, who taught Linguistics, Modern English Structure, and History of the English Language at the University of Florida before his retirement in 2005, spoke at WAG’s February meeting on “Finding Your Niche.” McCarty took “Floridiana” as his niche, and has published 30 books having to … Read More

  • WAG’s Writers in the Woods

    Forty writers attended WAG's first workshop/retreat, held at Skipper Hammond’s rural homestead on the Gainesville side of Williston. Workshop topics included publishing, e-books, poetry, marketing, blogging, freelance writing, and submitting to the 2016 Bacopa Literary Review. The cost to WAG members was $15. Attendees enjoyed morning coffee, donut holes, and … Read More

  • Book Sale at Kanapaha Spring Garden Festival

    WAG authors displayed and sold their books at this festival, Gainesville's premier horticultural event, which features about 170 booths offering plants, garden accessories, arts and crafts, educational exhibits, food -- and now -- books. The festival ran for two days: March 19 (9:00 AM to 5:00 PM) March 20 (10:00 … Read More

  • Inspiring Teenagers to Write Poetry — The Struggles and Benefits

    Downtown Gainesville 111 East University Ave, Gainesville, FL, United States

    Nicole Harris (third from left), teacher of English literature at Gainesville High School, and her talented group of students presented a program of poetry in honor of Poetry Month (April). Harris, Coordinator of Youth Programs for ARTSPEAKS, founded the poetry club Canes On Da Mic two years ago, giving students the opportunity … Read More

  • Outlining the Book or Novel You Want to Write

    Millhopper Library, Meeting Room A 3145 NW 43rd St,, Gainesville, FL, United States

    Three published authors, Darlene Marshall, Wendy Thornton, and Larry Brasington, discussed their outlining and writing styles. A book signing followed the program and Q&A. Darlene Marshall writes award-winning stories of romance and adventure, featuring pirates, privateers, smugglers and the occasional possum. She lives in North Florida and loves being a writer … Read More

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