Imagine a scene, any scene, ordinary or extraordinary. Perhaps it is a quiet moment at the local supermarket when a toddler in a shopping cart grabs a glass ketchup bottle while the parents aren’t watching. The bottle smashes to the floor and the child begins to cry and the parents…
MWAA is thrilled to welcome noted novelist Mary Kay Zuravleff to help us with our dialogue challenges!
Get ready to write “off the map” with Julie Wakeman-Linn in this idea-generating workshop.
Learn what sets creative nonfiction apart from other genres with Barbara Morrison at MWAA.
In place of our December monthly meeting, MWA Annapolis is going on a field trip–join us!
MWA Annapolis welcomes Baltimore’s own hometown boy, who’ll be reading stories & telling tales.
More of us are traveling more frequently these days, heading to exotic locales and experiencing other countries and cultures, often in surprising and unplanned ways. Those adventures are ripe for use in freelance travel articles and other stories. Long-time D.C. journalist, author, and freelance writer L. Peat O’Neil joins MWAA…
We don’t normally ask that people tell us ahead of time whether they plan to come to a meeting, but this one is special, because on 15 February 2017, we’ll be recording! “Your Words, Your Voice”: In the Recording Studio with Izolda Trakhtenberg You asked for it, and we’re making…
NOTE: The September 21st meeting will be held in Room 308 of the Maryland Hall. As the host of radio’s “The Poet and the Poem” for the last 39 years, poet and playwright Grace Cavalieri has the distinction of having interviewed the largest number of sitting poets laureate. MWA Annapolis…
Be sure to join us on June 15th, when we’ll be holding chapter elections for the upcoming year; members must be present at the meeting to vote. But the real draw is that popular workshop leader Izolda Trakhtenberg joins us again, this time to help us improve in reading our…