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Summary of Sept. 28, 2019 Meeting
At Guild meetings, we try to vary topics from month to month between matters of craft and those of business. At our September 28, 2019 meeting, we were pleased to learn about story structure from Guild Vice President Sandra Schuster-Hubbard. (more…)
Summary of August 24, 2019 Meeting
Did you have any idea you would end this meeting listening to a poem in Sanskrit set to music? Wasn’t it unexpected and beautiful?
Summary of June 22, 2019 Meeting
Come on, be honest. Do you ever get bored with your own writing? If so, I hope you were at the June meeting of the Diamond Valley Writers’ Guild. (more…)
Summary of May 25, 2019 Meeting
There are as many different ways to get published as there are books, it seems. At our May meeting, Pam Sheppard spoke about getting noticed by publishers, agents, and readers. And she should know. (more…)
Summary of April 27, 2019 Meeting
At Saturday’s meeting, we brought back our Round Table format to discuss Creating Compelling Characters. (more…)
Summary of March 23, 2019 Meeting
Late add: After this summary was published, our speaker, David Wogahn, had a chat with Midwest Book Review’s Marj Charlier. Marj is also, of course, an author and publisher herself, as well as the Guild’s Treasurer. Click here to read that post, and for the rest of the March meeting summary, scroll downward. (more…)
Summary of January 26, 2019 Meeting
Our first meeting of the new year was a great success! According to Wendy Knepp, Board Advisor, an even 50 people attended, slightly more than usual. (more…)
Summary of June 24, 2017 Meeting
Jeri Westerson
Another great meeting, thanks to a fine speaker and an enthusiastic audience. More than fifty people came to hear Jeri Westerson talk about how to do historical research. She also demonstrated several medieval weapons! (more…)
How Do Books Become Bestsellers?
Jane Friedman, publishing industry expert
What is the best path to publishing success? Is it critical to land an agent and traditional publisher, or should you go with an indie publisher or do it yourself? (more…)
