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Read YOUR Work Aloud
Come read YOUR work (poetry, fiction or nonfiction) aloud TOMORROW at:
Redwood Writers
Open Mic Readings
at SoCo Coffee on
Sat. November 23, 2 to 4 p.m.
Featured readers: Sharon Hamilton and Ann (Wilkes) Hutchinson
Join us for camaraderie and coffee or tea. Soup, sandwiches, Margharita pizza and light snacks are available. Please support the SoCo Coffee venue with a purchase.
Open mic sign-ups start at 1:30 p.m. First come, first serve. Open Mic Limited to five min. per person. Bring a friend.
Robin Moore will be the emcee.
Contact: Abby Bogomolny at ever3009@gmail.com or Robin Moore, rockridge6532@comcast.net https://robinofrockridge.wordpress.com/
For details visit our website: http://redwoodwriters.org/
(*Easy driving directions from 101 freeway to SoCo Coffee: Take College Ave., going east. Go straight through intersection with Brookwood Ave. Go one (short) block and turn right on Chinn St. Go 2 blocks, SoCo will be on your right. Off street parking is available. There’s plenty of parking on Chinn St.) 1015 4th St., corner of Brookwood Ave.)
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Thanksgiving Table Manners : Photo Friday
I couldn’t resist reblogging this link from Deborah Taylor French, especially for Thanksgiving! Thanks, Deborah!
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Doran Beach and a Whole Lot of Water
Enjoy this walk with Lynn:
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NaNoWriMo 2013: Want to Write a Novel?
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Read Aloud with Redwood Writers
Come read YOUR writing or poetry aloud at
Redwood Writers
Open Mic Readings
at SoCo Coffee on
Sat. October 26, 2 to 4 p.m.
Featured readers:
Laura McHale Holland
and Ana Manwaring
Join us for camaraderie and coffee or tea. Light snacks & salads are available. Please support the SoCo Coffee venue with a purchase.
Open mic sign-ups start at 1:30 p.m. First come, first serve.
Open Mic Limited to five min. per person.
Abby Bogomolny will be the emcee. FREE Pumpkins for Readers!
Contact: Abby Bogomolny at ever3009@gmail.com or Robin Moore, rockridge6532@comcast.net https://robinofrockridge.wordpress.com/
For details visit our website: http://redwoodwriters.org/
(*Easy driving directions from 101 freeway to SoCo Coffee: Take College Ave.,
going east. Go straight through intersection with Brookwood Dr. Go one (short) block and turn right on Chinn St. Go 2 blocks, SoCo will be on your right. Off street parking is available. There’s plenty of parking on Chinn St.) 1015 4th St., corner of Brookwood Dr.
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Weekly Writing Challenge: the Difference Point of View Makes
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Clichés: Leave No Stone Unturned
Maybe I’m in over my head here, but to make a long story short, clichés bore me to tears. The bottom line is that clichés make us all fall asleep at the wheel. Some might say I shouldn’t rock the boat on this topic, but 
I get bent out of shape every time I see an old, overused, stale cliché. Have I hit the nail on the head with you? When I see a hackneyed phrase in a piece I’m editing, I fight the writer tooth and nail to the bitter end to eliminate it. I will leave no stone unturned to find other wording. I kid you not. Maybe I’m out on a limb on this one, but come hell or high water, I want that cliché gone. I say, “You gotta go the whole nine yards, scratch below the surface, there are a million ways to rephrase that.”…
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