Act 11 Counseling & Synthesis
Contact: Cynthia Russell PhD,. 203 377-2421
psynnie@aol.com
July 12, 2009 ‘Welcome Open Sunday’
Act 11 Counseling, & Synthesis; Stratford Center location
10:30-12 noon Welcoming circle; networking, bring a sandwich &
join us around the table. We serve coffee & cookies
Class for those interested in moving ahead in personal or
professional life, or creative retirement!!! 12:30-2:30
Fundraising for food pantries & children in distress
July 26 2009 CLASSICAL MUSIC JAM & POTLUCK 3-7 p.m.
RSVP for info. or to reserve your spot
Cynthia Russell PhD 203 377-2421 psynnie@aol.com
Saturday, June 20, 2009
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
IWWG national news
Special Opening Weekend 80th Birthday Tribute to Anne Frank
Friday, June 12
Special Guest MAUREEN McNEIL
Director of Education of Anne Frank Center in NYC
Saturday, June 13
IWWG presents award-winning independent journalist and author
AMY GOODMAN of DEMOCRACY NOW
Keynote speaker for our 32nd annual
“Remember the Magic” Summer Conference (June 12-19, 2009)
at Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs, NY.
For complete press release, click on the following link:
www.karmicrelief.com/IWWG_2009_conference.html
Also, regarding Anne Frank, please read Elizabeth Donoghue's article on
The Huffington Post:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/elizabeth-donoghue/in-celebration-of-anne-fr_b_208021.html
And a little local news.
If you aren't familiar with the name Jessica Brams, she is a member of the local
chapter of IWWG and founder of Westport Writers' Workshop. Of particular interest along with many other programs they have throughout the year is the Summer Creative Writing for Teens which begins on June 29th, 2009.
Westport Writers' Workshop
32 Webb Road
Westport, Connecticut 06880
For questions or more information see www.westportwritersworkshop.com or contact Jessica Bram at (203) 227-3250 or jessica@jbram.com
She has a fantastic newsletter that you should sign up for if you live in the area
or find the work of these workshops instructors of interest to you!
Friday, June 12
Special Guest MAUREEN McNEIL
Director of Education of Anne Frank Center in NYC
Saturday, June 13
IWWG presents award-winning independent journalist and author
AMY GOODMAN of DEMOCRACY NOW
Keynote speaker for our 32nd annual
“Remember the Magic” Summer Conference (June 12-19, 2009)
at Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs, NY.
For complete press release, click on the following link:
www.karmicrelief.com/IWWG_2009_conference.html
Also, regarding Anne Frank, please read Elizabeth Donoghue's article on
The Huffington Post:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/elizabeth-donoghue/in-celebration-of-anne-fr_b_208021.html
And a little local news.
If you aren't familiar with the name Jessica Brams, she is a member of the local
chapter of IWWG and founder of Westport Writers' Workshop. Of particular interest along with many other programs they have throughout the year is the Summer Creative Writing for Teens which begins on June 29th, 2009.
Westport Writers' Workshop
32 Webb Road
Westport, Connecticut 06880
For questions or more information see www.westportwritersworkshop.com or contact Jessica Bram at (203) 227-3250 or jessica@jbram.com
She has a fantastic newsletter that you should sign up for if you live in the area
or find the work of these workshops instructors of interest to you!
Thursday, May 28, 2009
Remember the Magic Conference 2009
If you're looking to connect with women, who, like you, seek a nurturing community to uphold the written word, who revel in the female spirit of self, if you're looking to reconnect with your writerly and spiritual and nurturing self, then you need to watch this You Tube video: (you'll have to cut and paste into a new browser)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cS07AugecBU
The video includes a candid interview with the founder herself, Hannelore Hahn.
For those of you who have never been to the conference, all I can say is, true to its name, the week is absolute magic.
Join us! For more information and to reserve your spot now before the spaces are all gone, please visit us at
http://www.iwwg.com
June 12-19 (Full Week)
Remember the Magic Workshops
IWWG's 32nd Conference Year
Skidmore College Saratoga Springs, New York
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cS07AugecBU
The video includes a candid interview with the founder herself, Hannelore Hahn.
For those of you who have never been to the conference, all I can say is, true to its name, the week is absolute magic.
Join us! For more information and to reserve your spot now before the spaces are all gone, please visit us at
http://www.iwwg.com
June 12-19 (Full Week)
Remember the Magic Workshops
IWWG's 32nd Conference Year
Skidmore College Saratoga Springs, New York
Sunday, May 17, 2009
The Art of Editing in Writing
On Monday, May 11, at 7:00 p.m., award-winning writer and editor Adele Annesi will present the innovative Art of Editing in Writing workshop for fiction and nonfiction writers at Plumb Memorial Library in Shelton.
The Art of Editing in Writing uses the six Rs of editing — reading, revising, rewriting, restructuring, researching and rereading — to help writers hone their work for publication in today's competitive market. Workshop leader Adele Annesi is an editor with Gartner, Inc., and has worked as a development editor for Scholastic Publishing.
Adele is also a press correspondent and creative writer whose work has appeared in The Fairfield Review, Hotmetalpress, Miranda Literary Magazine, TheNovelette.com and The Pittsburgh Quarterly. She received the editor’s choice award from Poetic Voices in America and is a nominated member of Who’s Who in America and Who’s Who of American Women.
For more information, contact Adele Annesi at. wordforwords@sbcglobal.net
Adele
Adele M. Annesi
IWWG Member, CAPA Publicity Chair
Visit my blogs
Word for Words wordforwords.blogspot.com
Writing Linx writinglinx.blogspot.com
EDIT: MY APOLOGIES TO ADELE FOR NOT POSTING THIS SOONER. PLEASE VISIT HER WEBSITE. She is a local author and a very active member of the IWWG writing community. - G.A.
The Art of Editing in Writing uses the six Rs of editing — reading, revising, rewriting, restructuring, researching and rereading — to help writers hone their work for publication in today's competitive market. Workshop leader Adele Annesi is an editor with Gartner, Inc., and has worked as a development editor for Scholastic Publishing.
Adele is also a press correspondent and creative writer whose work has appeared in The Fairfield Review, Hotmetalpress, Miranda Literary Magazine, TheNovelette.com and The Pittsburgh Quarterly. She received the editor’s choice award from Poetic Voices in America and is a nominated member of Who’s Who in America and Who’s Who of American Women.
For more information, contact Adele Annesi at. wordforwords@sbcglobal.net
Adele
Adele M. Annesi
IWWG Member, CAPA Publicity Chair
Visit my blogs
Word for Words wordforwords.blogspot.com
Writing Linx writinglinx.blogspot.com
EDIT: MY APOLOGIES TO ADELE FOR NOT POSTING THIS SOONER. PLEASE VISIT HER WEBSITE. She is a local author and a very active member of the IWWG writing community. - G.A.
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
free memoir writing class
Patricia Lapidus is giving a free workshop about memoir writing entitled, The Stories You Lived: putting your life into words Wednesday, May 6, 6-7:30pmNew Haven Public Library, 133 Elm Street50+ Transition Center"
Trisha will show participants how to retrieve the details that bring a story to life. This seminar offers writing exercises that open up a story, and time for sharing your work with others.
The class will also take a look at several memoir writing styles.There is no charge, but participants should bring their own writing materials".
Registration is required at www.memoir.eventbrite.com or call the library at 946-8835
Limited to 20 participants.
Patricia/Trish LapidusWriting Consultant,
Life Coach, Author Including Sweet Potato Suppers, a New eBook
and Long Awaited, Swamp Walking Woman
http://swampwalkingwoman.blogspot.com
Trisha will show participants how to retrieve the details that bring a story to life. This seminar offers writing exercises that open up a story, and time for sharing your work with others.
The class will also take a look at several memoir writing styles.There is no charge, but participants should bring their own writing materials".
Registration is required at www.memoir.eventbrite.com or call the library at 946-8835
Limited to 20 participants.
Patricia/Trish LapidusWriting Consultant,
Life Coach, Author Including Sweet Potato Suppers, a New eBook
and Long Awaited, Swamp Walking Woman
http://swampwalkingwoman.blogspot.com
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