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…
Join us and Speaker Mary Stojak, April 17, 2019 at 7pm to learn more about writing a pitch? What information should you include in a query letter? What about a synopsis? Long time MWA member, Mary Stojak will provide insight into the query letter that will make an agent or publisher want…
March 20th at 7pm join us and speaker Susan Moger as she will give the presentation “Shaping the Story of You: From Memories to Memoir”. If you are writing to release your memories, distill their meaning, and shape them into stories, this can be the most surprising and meaningful writing…
Update 2-19-2019: Unfortunately, due to incoming Snow and Icy weather, we will have to reschedule Professor Bargteil’s presentation to another date. Please follow us on the Annapolis Chapter Facebook Page
This is always a crowd favorite, so be a part of the fun and excitement — start practicing now! Join us on Wednesday, 19 December at 7:00 p.m. for open mic night. (Well, technically, we don’t have a microphone, so you’ll need to bring your big, room-filling speaking voice). This…
At January,’s MWAA, Meg Eden shares the secrets of getting published in lit mags!
MWAA has a great set of programs lined up through year’s end–put these on your calendar!
What’s in a name? Much, when it comes to your characters. Andrew McDowell discusses all the elements to consider.
MWAA is thrilled to welcome noted novelist Mary Kay Zuravleff to help us with our dialogue challenges!
The And I Thought Ladies visit MWAA on 9/18 to discuss writing for social awareness.