Karen Paul Holmes Poet, Karen Paul Holmes, will be on the schedule for A Day for Writers, a one day writers conference in Sylva, NC on Saturday, August 24. This conference, sponsored by the NC Writers' Network-West, is held in the lovely setting of the Jackson County Regional Public Library, Old Courthouse Annex.
Holmes is a teacher of poetry and an author of two poetry collections. Her work has appeared in many journals and reviews. Her session is titled Metaphors, Images and Similes, part of the language of poetry we poets must know and understand.
To learn more about this conference, the presenters and cost, click on
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Sunday, July 21, 2019
Karen Paul Holmes - presenter at A Day for Writers 2019
Friday, March 7, 2014
Netwest Writers Conference Presenter
Meet Susan Snowden, author and editor who will be a
presenter at the Netwest Writers Conference on May 10 in Sylva, NC.
An Atlanta
native, Susan Snowden moved to the mountains of western NC in 1995 to have more
time to write. Since then her work—fiction, creative nonfiction, and poetry—has
been published in more than forty literary journals and anthologies. She has received
seventeen honors and awards for her writing, including a gold medal in 2013 for
her first novel, Southern Fried Lies
(IPPY Award; Best Fiction, Southeast Region). Susan has taught writing at
Georgia State University in Atlanta, and at Blue Ridge Community in Flat Rock,
NC. She’s also worked as a freelance book editor since 1985, editing fiction
and nonfiction for publishers and authors. (www.SnowdenEditorial.com).
The conference
will be a one day event at the beautiful public library of Jackson County. This
building was once the majestic courthouse sitting on a hill that can be seen
for miles around the picturesque little town of Sylva. It has been renovated and made into an exceptional library and event center.
Registration information for the conference will soon be available at www.netwestwriters-west.org
Monday, November 4, 2013
Invitation to writers - Open House at City Lights Bookstore
We hope you will join us at City Lights Bookstore in Sylva, NC for this event. I look forward to seeing old friends, my readers, and those who want to know more about NCWN West, our regional chapter of North Carolina Writers' Network, the state literary organization.
NETWEST OPEN HOUSE AT CITY LIGHTS BOOKSTORE and Cafe, NOV. 10, 1:00-4:30 p.m.
We welcome all Netwest members, as well as wannabe members, to a friendly literary gathering on November 10.
We will begin the reception upstairs in the Regional Room, with finger foods and other assorted goodies, as well as coffee, tea, cider, and wine. We'll have Echoes Across the Blue Ridge prominently displayed, along with books by individual Netwest members.
If you want to have your book available at the open house, call City Lights with details, so that the store can enter it into their system beforehand.
Singer-songwriter Angela Faye Martin and guitarist Paul Schofield will provide music for us.
Shortly after 2:00, we will go downstairs to the Cafe, where our three featured writers will read. An open mic. will follow. The sign-up sheet will be upstairs, so please sign up when you arrive, if you wish to read. We will set a time limit depending on how many members have signed on to read.
Friday, June 4, 2010
Midnight writing
It is too late at night for me to be writing, but want you to visit http://www.netwestwriters.blogspot.com/ and see the nice post written about my appearing at City Lights Books in Sylva for a reading at the new Coffee with the Poets. I look forward to our lunch down below the restaurant.
I know it will be fun and I hope you all can come and join us.
Much thanks to Kay Byer and the folks at City Lights.
I know it will be fun and I hope you all can come and join us.
Much thanks to Kay Byer and the folks at City Lights.
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