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Hybrid Eugene: Personal Essays with Melissa Hart
Wordcrafters 438 Charnelton, Suite 101 Eugene 438 Charnelton, Suite 101, EugeneWillamette Writers Eugene presents: Share Your Story to write personal essays to build your audience and earn a paycheck In this lively and supportive presentation, Eugene-based journalist and author Melissa Hart teaches you to identify the story-worthy elements of your life and craft them into marketable pieces for print and online publication. Join us on…
YWW Southern Oregon Presents “WRITE YOUR WAY OUT” with J. C. Geiger
Grants Pass Library“WRITE YOUR WAY OUT” with J. C. Geiger Tips and tricks for the young writer in an interactive HYBRID workshop designed to help you produce your best work and have a great time doing it. Think - Choose Your Own Adventure meets Escape Room meets Writers' Workshop. There will be prizes. This will be an…
Online Salem: Book Marketing with Chuck Sambuchino
Willamette Writers Salem Presents How to Market Yourself and Your Books with Chuck Sambuchino Please join us online (not in-person) on Sunday, November 13th at 6:30 PM to hear Chuck Sambuchino tell us: How to Market Yourself and Your Books: Talking Author Social Media, Blogging, and Platform. Whether you’re traditionally published or self-published, everyone could…
Online Hillsboro: Freelance Finance with Tax Consultant Jenna Goldin
Online Portland, OR, United StatesWillamette Writers Hillsboro - Freelance Finance Enrolled Agent and Licensed Tax Consultant Jenna Goldin will cover topics such as business structure, self-employment taxes, income and expense categories, recordkeeping, quarterly taxes, and more. There will be a slide show presentation and lots of time for Q&A. Jenna Goldin (she/her) has been preparing taxes for small businesses…
Hybrid Vancouver: Find your Muse
Cascade Park Library 600 NE 136th Ave, Vancouver, WA, United StatesWillamette Writers Vancouver - Finding Your Muse WRITERS! Has your Muse ghosted you? Is a blank page your current nemesis? Do you have a WIP novel or story that’s petered out? Are you participating in NaNoWriMo this year and finding yourself desperate for that elusive 1,667? Are you already prolific but looking for an excuse…
Online Corvallis: Poetry & Performance
Willamette Writers Corvallis Online Presents Performance Poetry 101: Reading Poetry (and Prose) like a Pro with SETH Learn to master the fundamentals of reciting poetry (and prose) and engaging an audience. The Corvallis Chapter of Willamette Writers features an online presentation by SETH, one of Colorado’s best-known performance poets, on Monday, November 28, 2022, 6:30…
Hybrid YWW North: Worldbuilding with Brian W. Parker
Beaverton City Library 12375 SW 5th St, Beaverton, OR 97005Worldbuilding and Characters with Brian W. Parker Join us on December 3, 2022, at 11:00 AM on Zoom and in person at Beaverton City Library 12375 SW 5th St, Beaverton, OR 97005. Brian grew up in Alaska, then Mississippi, and has always been in love with storytelling in every medium. Literature, movies,…
Hybrid YWW South – Sharing Our Writing
Young Willamette Writers Southern Chapter - Sharing Our Writing This month we are encouraging each YWW participant to bring a piece of their own writing to share with the group. We will also talk more about the YWW anthology and how to make sure your piece will be included in this upcoming publication. We will…
Hybrid Portland: Publishing Primer with Laura Stanfill
Willamette Writers HQ 1336 NW Flanders, Portland, OR, United StatesWillamette Writers Portland A Publishing Primer for Anxious Authors by Laura Stanfill Laura Stanfill has always worried about her authors’ worries, as the publisher of Forest Avenue Press. But in 2022, when her debut novel came out with Lanternfish Press, she had to navigate those fears and bumps in the road as the creator of…
Online Salem: Characters with Eric Witchey
Salem, OregonWillamette Writers Salem presents Eric Witchey Character Psychology, Arcs, Suspense, and Tension When I asked the Willamette Writers Salem Chapter what topic their membership might like me to present, they responded, “Character development and arcs are important. Suspense and tension are always good.” My first thought was, “Those are all related. Why not show how…