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Writing System
by Karin Abarbanel Hearing an author explore craft and her writing process – what a gift! That’s why it was a thrill to take a jaunt with my Write Group Continue Reading →
Test Drive in the Video Meeting Room
Hank Quense will take everyone for a test drive in the video meeting room on May 3 at 7:00 PM. To attend, all you have to do is click on Continue Reading →
Online Video Meetings at the Write Group
A small but plucky band of members is working to start a new feature for the Write Group. Soon, there will be video meetings held online. The members are Tia Continue Reading →
Stuck For A Writing Prompt? Open Your Wallet
by Ethel Lee-Miller “From Wallet To Typewriter, The Effects Of Sylvia Plath Are Now For Sale” This article by Rebecca Rego Barry about Sylvia Plath caught my eye for two Continue Reading →
The Three Person Rule
by Ellen Bedrosian How do you know when to seriously consider revising your work based on the feedback you’ve gotten from your Write Group peeps? It’s often hard to know Continue Reading →
Kid Writers
by Karin Abarbanel My friend Hank Quense is a Renaissance man! He’s an author of fantasy fiction, a publisher, and a self-publishing pro. The do-it-yourself resource he developed called The Continue Reading →
Every story needs a character arc
by Hank Quense Basically, there are two types of character arcs. One concerns itself with what great lesson the main character(s) learn over the course of the story. The second Continue Reading →
Ron Bremner Reading At The Ant
Write Group member Ron Bremner will be reading poetry at the ANT on Sunday, March 17. Poetry and Music at the ANT ANT Bookstore and Cafe 345 Clifton Ave. Clifton, Continue Reading →
Helen Lippman Writes About Healthy Montclair
Read Helen Lippman’s article about healthy Montclair—including a quote from the Write Group’s own Josie Zeman. Scores of Montclair entrepreneurs, together with health-related non-profits, do all they can to keep Continue Reading →
The Grama Queen Asks: Who Are They? Or Is It “Who Is They?”
by Bonnie Smiler When did they, them, and their become so singular? It seems that in current parlance one uses the plural pronoun they, them, or their following a singular Continue Reading →