Sentences with phrase «regional writers»

Most of my knowledge of the field was from a very good regional writer's group in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

Our passion is providing regional writers skillful and creative resources to polish, complete, and distribute your craft.

Translation to global languages help regional writers to gain global acclaim and related celebrity status.

If you're looking for a fun and affordable crash course on the commercial world of writing and publishing, help with building an author's platform and marketing yourself and your wares, go to your friendly regional writers» conference.

Several months each year, she hosts the Peregrine Literary Series which features regional writers and musicians at a Lake Oswego, OR venue.

About Blog Perfectly Provence is an essential online resource, a digital magazine for locals and visitors alike, with content collected from the region's top regional writers.

These regional writers have their say in the Richard Attenborough Awards, which held their fourth annual ceremony last night.

From a different angle of view, even a regional writer's attempt to reform literature with the help of experimentation can be regarded as innovation.

As a regional writer, which is what I am lately, I'm incredibly lucky: my region is an archetype that the rest of the country, and indeed the world, cares about.

While they are often roped together as Western or regional writers (narrow classifications they both loathed), and their prime writing years and geographic terrain overlapped to a degree, there could not have been two more different writers — or men — than Wallace Stegner and Edward Abbey.

PW: Why did you set the Joe Gunther series in Vermont, and does that make you a regional writer?

We are looking forward to offering an educational and fun - filled program with readings, workshops, demonstrations, and other activities featuring local and regional writers, artists, and organizations.