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1   Link   Carteret Writers
Founded in 1984, Carteret Writers is a nonprofit organization dedicated to cultivating camaraderie between writers and promoting the art of writing. Besides monthly meetings held September through April on the second Tuesday of the month at Capt. Bill's Restaurant in Morehead City, smaller genre critique group meetings are available to members. 		729
2   Link   Charlotte Writers Club
Charlotte Writers Club
meets the third Tuesday of each month, September through May, 7 pm at the Great Aunt Stella Center, 926 Elizabeth Avenue. Meetings feature guest speakers, contest winners, networking, refreshments. Guests welcome.
Dues: $30/individuals, $40/couples, $20/full-time students, $100-$499/yearly patron, $500 or more/individual or corporate sponsors.
Contact: Lisa Kline, President, ll6 Bonner Lane, Mooresville, NC, 28117. 704-660-68131.

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3   Link   Hillsborough, NC Writing Groups
EXPERIENCED, DETERMINED WRITERS


Three writing groups are available in Hillsborough; these ongoing groups offer support and tough peer critique in a trusting atmosphere. We encourage productive, committed writers to work on stories or book-length manuscripts. We seek serious writers only who will attend regularly. A memoir by one member was published in May 2006; another member's novel debuted in November 2008, and a novel by a third member will be published by Viking in early 2011. The leader of these groups has a two-book deal with Kensington Publishing; her first novel debuts in April, 2011. Tuesdays from10:00 am-noon or 7:00-9:00 pm, and Wednesdays from 10:30 am–12:30 pm, in a private home in Hillsborough (easily accessible from I-40 and I-85). The cost is $160 every eight weeks. For more information: 919-644-1239.
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4   Link   Writers' Group of the Triad
Writers Group of the Triad
has eight genre subgroups and three affiliate subgroups, which provide a meeting place for poets, writers of book and short story-length fiction, and nonfiction for adults and children, as well as songwriters and screenwriters. Most of the groups meet monthly at the Sternberger Artist Center, Studio 5, 712 Summit Avenue, Greensboro, NC. Visitors are welcome. Annual dues $30.
Contact: Call 336-665-9494 or visit the website at www.triadwriters.org

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5   Link   Netwest Children's Group
NETWEST CHILDREN'S GROUP
This group meets every third Wednesday of each month at Moss Memorial Library, Hayesville, NC
Contact: Nancy Gadsby, 706-896-6392
The “Writing for Children Workshop” focuses on poetry and stories for children and young adults. Support and advice is offered to writers. 		124
6   Link   Transylvania Writers Alliance
TRANSYLVANIA WRITERS ALLIANCE
When: First and third Wednesday of each month, 3:00-5:00 pm
For more information and guidelines for critiques, please e-mail Wayne Drumheller at wd2999@yahoo.com.
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7   Link   Harry Calhoun
Hi, my wife and I are interested in starting a writing group. Here is the ad that we want to post ... thanks!

Raleigh Fiction Writing Group welcomes active writers of book-length and short fiction who are dedicated to growing as writers in a non-threatening yet challenging environment. We gather twice a month to share successes and rejections, critique one another’s work, and celebrate the joys of writing. If you are interested in joining, contact Trina at: trina.l.allen@gmail.com.


Please ask NCWN to post this in the electronic and print newsletter. I think they also have a writing groups page where it can be posted. If so, the link to the group is http://trinaallen.com/raleighfiction 		108

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