Writer's
Wordhouse
Writer’s
Wordhouse, founded by Lynn Auld Schwartz,
offers a variety of writing workshops, small teleseminars and
private coaching in fiction, life stories and story
development.
The
Writer's Center
Located in
Bethesda, Maryland, The Writer's Center
promotes the craft of writing through online and on-location writing workshops, as well
as through dozens of sponsored writing events.
Maryland
Writers' Association
Maryland Writers'
Association is a non-profit, volunteer
organization focused on promoting all aspects of the writing
life.
Annapolis Chapter of the MWA"The
Annapolis Chapter of
the Maryland Writer’s
Association is a group of
writers, fiction and non-fiction, in the Annapolis, MD area. We
meet the 3rd Wednesday of each month at 6:30pm in Room 205
at Maryland
Hall, located at 801 Chase Street in Annapolis, MD, to
listen to a speaker talk about the writing process."
Ambitious
Enterprises
"Ambitious Enterprises
is a creative services boutique offering clients an expanded
list of services through a team of freelancers, including
writers, copyeditors, proofreaders, former acquiring editors,
and former literary agents."
Mystery Loves Company Booksellers
Mystery Loves Company
is a locally owned and operated bookstore located in Oxford Maryland
that sells both new and gently used books, including mysteries,
non-fiction, and other works by both local and regional authors.
The Annapolis Bookstore
The Annapolis
Bookstore is a small-town community
bookstore located at 35 Maryland Ave in Annapolis. In
addition to books, the bookstore offers space for small groups and
special presentations.
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The Story
Within
The Story
Within, founded by local author/instructor
Laura Oliver, provides substantive instruction and inspiration to
new and well-published writers. Open to the public and
offered at St. John's College and The Writer's Center in
Annapolis and Bethesda, students are mentored in an environment
that is both exciting and safe. Every aspect of literary craft is
addressed as is the business of publishing...learn
more...
Bay to
Ocean Writers' Conference
"The Bay To Ocean Writers Conference is a one-day nonprofit conference that has attracted and motivated more than 1,500 writers over its history. Attendees come from surrounding states and the District of Columbia as well as from throughout the Chesapeake Bay and Delmarva region. The conference is sponsored by the Eastern Shore Writers' Association, a nonprofit organization of writers from across the tri-state Delmarva Peninsula. Registration opens Oct. 1, 2012." Eastern Shore Writers' Association"The Eastern Shore Writers’
Association, founded in 1985, is a
nonprofit, all-volunteer organization supporting writers, other
writers’ groups, and the literary arts across the Delmarva
Peninsula and the Eastern Shore....read
more..."
Sisters in Crime - Chesapeake Chapter
Sisters in Crime Chessie Chapter
was "founded in 1990 as a
regional chapter of Sisters in Crime (SinC), an international
organization for people who love mysteries in support of women
who write them. Membership is open to everyone. The only
qualification you need is an interest in whodunits and
membership in SinC International. Your membership includes SinC
International's newsletter, InSinC; Chesapeake Chapter's
newsletter, Criminal Tendencies; and the international
organization's Books in Print, featuring listings of all current
books by Sisters in Crime authors."
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The Hollowdeck Writer's Guild"The Hollowdeck Writer’s
Guild in Maryland is a
community of multi-genre writers that meets at The Firedrake Center for the Arts, a community
arts center located at Welcome Home Farm, a 45 acre farm just
north Baltimore, Maryland. The Guild exists to provide support
for working writers in the Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia,
D.C., and Pennsylvania area. In a series of three working
weekends held in April, July and November, we gather to
reconnect, discuss our work, write together and offer one
another constructive, useful, honest and skillful
feedback."
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Potomac Review
"Potomac Review
opens windows into the complexity of literature: in each issue,
our selections span the spectrum of voice and style. We sample
realistic and experimental prose and poetry. Drawing 95 % of our
content from unsolicited submissions, we publish writers at
all stages of their careers. Every issue includes work by
emerging and by established writers. The Potomac Review features
award-winning writers and has been recognized in the Best
American series. Our philosophy welcomes variety, and
through it, we create an organic flow of ideas to contribute to
the literary conversation."
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