
Time: March 3, 2012 from 5pm to 7pm
Location: Women Made Art Gallery
Street: 686 North Milwaukee Avenue
City/Town: Chicago, IL 60642
Event Type: reception, at, awp, conference, 2012
Organized By: Kamy Wicoff
Latest Activity: Mar 3, 2012
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Women Write Books @ Women Made Art Gallery: A Conversation and Celebration Hosted by Six Prominent Women’s Literary Organizations
What do these enterprising literary organizations have in common? Each was founded to support women’s writing. Please join us for a reception at which these respective organizations discuss their contributions to the literary community, the specific programs they offer, and how you can become involved. We’ll provide the drink and nosh. You provide your presence, questions, and know-how.
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Comment by Tyra Brumfield on February 23, 2012 at 2:19pm I will be sorry to miss this. I'll look forward to other such events that are a little closer to home.
Comment by Victoria Noe on February 23, 2012 at 10:35am Kamy - It was already on my schedule. I'll definitely be there!
Comment by Paulette Livers on February 23, 2012 at 10:17am I am going to try to get there a bit late--Marilyn Robinson, one of my heroines, is speaking till 5:45, so hope to see you. The event is near my neighborhood, Wicker Park!
Comment by Marilyn Bousquin on February 23, 2012 at 8:35am I'll be there! Cannot wait to meet you in person, Camy, and all you other SheWriters who will be there. I'm presenting on this panel:
S118. Setting Limits: Balancing Paid Writing and Creative Writing
(Valerie Due, Matt Tullis, Jason Tucker, Ashley Bethard, Marilyn Bousquin)
Empire Ballroom, Palmer House Hilton, Lobby Level
Many writers make a living as freelancers or staff writers, switching between creative work and paid work daily. But juggling the time and creative energy needed for both can be a challenge, even if your day job bears no resemblance to your creative writing. Writers who’ve learned how to balance both writing worlds share tips, techniques, and ideas for keeping one writing realm from overwhelming the other.
Comment by Kenya G. Johnson on February 2, 2012 at 9:40am I'm belated with my "good thoughts in spirit". Can't go, wish I could. Keep the invites coming ;-)
Comment by Kamy Wicoff on January 24, 2012 at 12:45pm I look forward to those who can be there... and I am so amazed and impressed with what a polite group of RSVP-ers She Writers are. It is really sweet of those of you who won't be there to send your good thoughts in spirit!
Comment by Anna Leahy on January 21, 2012 at 2:28am This sounds great. I hope to stop by, especially because Woman Made Gallery is terrific! I'm presenting on that Friday at 1:30 in a panel called "Facts & Fallout: Creative Nonfiction in the Nuclear Age," and Tabula Poetica has a bookfair table at D-21.
Kamy:
Thank you for the invitation. I will be there and hope to meet other SheWrites women. Like Mihku Paul, I will be staying at the Palmer House.
Looking forward to meeting you at AWP!
Consuelo
Comment by Cynthia Hartwig on January 20, 2012 at 4:02pm I will be attending. I'm speaking at AWP on Feb. 29 from 9-10:30 on how writers can use social media. I'll be talking on how to write witty and relevant tweets to help you build platform. Will give a plug for She Writes too. Thx for letting us know you'll be there and would love to meet any other She Writers in person.
Comment by Want Chyi on January 20, 2012 at 10:06am I'm thrilled, Kamy. Looking forward to meeting you and other women writers and advocates!
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