Chapter Meeting: December 7, 2013
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Holiday Party
Our Annual Celebration of CRW Member Success |
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Welcome!Carolina Romance Writers was founded in 1984 with the purpose of bringing together local published authors and future writers of romance novels, offering support, guidance, and aid in successfully landing a publishing contract and honing our craft.
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Margie Lawson
Psychotherapist, Editor,
and International Presenter
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Carolina Romance Writers Presents
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UPCOMING ONLINE WORKSHOPS
January 2014
WORKSHOP: Faeries and Dragons Along the Silk Road and Beyond
INSTRUCTORS: Jacquie Rogers and Eilis Flynn
DATE: January 6-31, 2014
TYPE: Regular, (Month-long) classes, consisting of at least 2 lessons per week
COST: $15 for CRW and HCRW members, all others $25 Title of Workshop:
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION: Stories about faeries and dragons can be found in many places, in ways you may not expect. The names may change, but whatever you call them, faeries and dragons have been kind and mischievous, kind to humans on occasion and sometimes not. Let's take a quick walk around the world following the Silk Road, that series of routes that was integral to traders long before the Christian era began. We'll look at faeries and dragons in places you would never suspect and those you would, starting in Hollywood, CA, home of Tinkerbell, and jumping over to the British Isles and Europe, heading south to the Easts, Near and Middle and Far.
INSTRUCTOR BIOS:
Jacquie Rogers is a former software designer, campaign manager, deli clerk, and cow milker, but has always been a bookworm. She writes fantasy romance (Faery Special Romances, Faery Merry Christmas), and western romance (historical: Hearts of Owyhee series, contemporary: Down Home Ever Lovin’ Mule Blues). Much Ado About Marshals won the Western category of the RttA Contest. Please visit her at www.JacquieRogers.com, Facebook, or Twitter.
Eilis Flynn started writing about the fantastical early on, selling stories about the Superman family to DC Comics. These days, she writes fantasy romance for various publishers. She can be reached at www.eilisflynn.com.
Registration Deadline: January 2, 2014 Register Here
*Please Note: If paying by Paypal, please send money to workshops@carolinaromancewriters.com.
For more information, please email: workshops@carolinaromancewriters.com
INSTRUCTORS: Jacquie Rogers and Eilis Flynn
DATE: January 6-31, 2014
TYPE: Regular, (Month-long) classes, consisting of at least 2 lessons per week
COST: $15 for CRW and HCRW members, all others $25 Title of Workshop:
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION: Stories about faeries and dragons can be found in many places, in ways you may not expect. The names may change, but whatever you call them, faeries and dragons have been kind and mischievous, kind to humans on occasion and sometimes not. Let's take a quick walk around the world following the Silk Road, that series of routes that was integral to traders long before the Christian era began. We'll look at faeries and dragons in places you would never suspect and those you would, starting in Hollywood, CA, home of Tinkerbell, and jumping over to the British Isles and Europe, heading south to the Easts, Near and Middle and Far.
INSTRUCTOR BIOS:
Jacquie Rogers is a former software designer, campaign manager, deli clerk, and cow milker, but has always been a bookworm. She writes fantasy romance (Faery Special Romances, Faery Merry Christmas), and western romance (historical: Hearts of Owyhee series, contemporary: Down Home Ever Lovin’ Mule Blues). Much Ado About Marshals won the Western category of the RttA Contest. Please visit her at www.JacquieRogers.com, Facebook, or Twitter.
Eilis Flynn started writing about the fantastical early on, selling stories about the Superman family to DC Comics. These days, she writes fantasy romance for various publishers. She can be reached at www.eilisflynn.com.
Registration Deadline: January 2, 2014 Register Here
*Please Note: If paying by Paypal, please send money to workshops@carolinaromancewriters.com.
For more information, please email: workshops@carolinaromancewriters.com
