WRITERS GUILD OF TEXAS NEWS
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The Mentor, June/July 2016
Newsletter of the Writers Guild of Texas
Featuring:
- 2016 Writers Guild of Texas flash fiction contest announcement and rules;
- Notes from the WGT May 2016 meeting with James Gaskin;
- Notes and photos from the June 2016 WGT Read-In;
- Details about upcoming writing events;
- and much more.
"Do you mind if I ask you a few questions? I'm writing a crime novel."
The Mentor, April/May 2016
Newsletter of the Writers Guild of Texas
Featuring:
- Always Something by Scott Bell — Honorable Mention winner of the 2015 WGT flash fiction contest;
- Notes from the WGT April 2016 meeting with Joe Milazzo;
- Notes from the WGT March 2016 meeting with C.L. Stegall;
- Details about upcoming writing events;
- and much more.
"Now, Ms. Rawling. We think your book may find a few readers, but 'Harry Potter?' That title will never sell!"
The Mentor, March 2016
Newsletter of the Writers Guild of Texas
Featuring:
- Sailor's Tale by Andi King — 3rd Place winner of the 2015 WGT flash fiction contest;
- Notes from the 2016 WGT Spring Workshop with Dr. Kat Smith;
- Photos from the WGT February 2016 meeting;
- Details about upcoming writing events;
- and much more.
"Yeah, I kind of overdid the research for my crime novel."
The Mentor, February 2016
Newsletter of the Writers Guild of Texas
Featuring:
- The Bruised Banana by David Douglas — 2nd Place winner of the 2015 WGT flash fiction contest;
- Notes from the WGT January 2016 meeting with Win Shields;
- Details about upcoming writing events;
- and much more.
"How's the book coming, dear?"
The Mentor, January 2016
Newsletter of the Writers Guild of Texas
Featuring:
- Announcement of 2015 Writers Guild of Texas flash fiction contest winners;
- Collective Responsibility by Monalisa Foster — 1st Place winner of 2015 WGT flash fiction contest;
- Notes from the 2015 WGT Fall Workshop with best-selling author, Taylor Stevens;
- Notes from the WGT November 2015 meeting with Pat Haddock;
- Photos from the WGT Holiday Party;
- Details about upcoming writing events;
- and much more.
"I've published seven books so far, but that's not what I really want. What I really want is to sell some of them."