Tag: NC Writers’ Network

Tonight at 7:00 pm EST, the North Carolina Writers’ Network will host our first-ever Online Open Mic. Fourteen brave souls will read for five minutes each. They’ll come from every […]

Ecotone magazine was founded by the MFA Program in Creative Writing at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington in 2005. Its impact was immediate: the inaugural issue featured an […]

Moore County high school student Casey Goggin was crowned the North Carolina champion of the 2014 Poetry Out Loud Competition for the second year in a row. That’s back-to-back championships […]

from John Scalzi’s Whatever blog: Note to SF/F Writers: Random House’s Hydra Imprint Has Appallingly Bad Contract Terms

From today’s Shelf Awareness: Law Firm ‘Investigating’ Author Solutions Giskan Solotaroff Anderson & Stewart, a New York City law firm that boasts of having “consistently delivered big results for our […]

The North Carolina Writers’ Network is pleased to be a sponsor of the 12th annual African American Cultural Celebration, this Saturday at the North Carolina Museum of History in Raleigh. […]

In case you missed it, National Public Radio’s Morning Edition today included a story by Lynn Neary, posted on their website under the headline “Self-Publishing: No Longer Just a Vanity […]

This morning I received the following message from the North Carolina Center for Nonprofits:   “Protect the Work of Nonprofits – Make 2 Urgent Phone Calls Today News media are […]

Many of us became writers hoping to avoid math, and none of us need to feel sorry for E.L. James. Having said that, novelist Steven Pressfield makes a persuasive argument […]

The North Carolina Literary Map is up and running and an easy (if informative) way to lose an entire afternoon. To help make sure that North Carolina’s finest writers and […]