The Step into Stories panels have been installed and we are over the moon. What a wonderful event celebrating with the City of Eugene, Glimmer Technology, and the authors of the published stories. What a privilege to be a part of such a wonderful display of public art. To listen to the stories being read […]
Monthly Archives: June 2018
July Reading Like a Writer with John Reed
Join John Reed on July 18 as he discusses The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald When: July 18 – from 7:00-9:00 pm > Free and open to the public (suggested donation $5) > Bring your own beverage (attendees under 21 will not be permitted to drink alcohol) Where: Shelton McMurphey Johnson House, 303 Willamette […]
A Birthday Letter from Molly Martin
Dear Friends, Wordcrafters in Eugene is having a birthday party! Help toast five years of offering writers opportunities to strengthen our craft and develop community…and your birthday gift will help build more! I consider myself a Wordcrafters’ poster child. I’ve taken advantage of the many opportunities Wordcrafters provides to connect with other writers and to […]
Free Library Workshop with Linda Clare
Your Character’s Point of View Point of View (POV) in fiction can be tricky. This workshop helps you learn how to be consistent in POV, how to switch POV, and how to decide which of your characters will tell your story. We’ll use role playing and exercises to learn the meaning of terms such as […]
Congratulations to Eric Witchey!
A new fantasy genre—the afterlife fantasy—is born in Eric Witchey’s novel Littlest Death: A Labyrinth of Souls Novel. 2018 IPPY Book Awards Silver Medal – Fantasy Fiction 2018 International Book Awards Winner – Visionary Fiction Finalist – Fantasy Fiction Finalist – Cross-Genre Fiction Finalist – Best New Fiction In her quest for respect, a young grim reaper consumed with pride ventures beyond the boundaries of human-based […]