Columbia Writers' Workshop II

By Kimberly Johnson  Axl Rose…grow up, man. For those who don’t know, Axl Rose refused to be a part of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame’...

By Deborah Wright Yoho When I last read a selection at our writers' workshop, someone remarked, "How can you remember all these det...

By Monet Jones Many thousands of years ago, or so it seems, I graduated from Hannah High School. My graduating class consisted of twenty-one...

By Monet Jones “Sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me.” What a bunch of nonsense! Most of us have heard this lin...

By Alex Raley My twelve-year-old grandson just finished a workshop in creative writing as a part of the University of South Carolina'...

By Deborah Wright Yoho Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote, "It is a luxury to be understood." Perhaps this is the reason a writer is a crea...

By Ginny Padgett Recently I saw a docu-drama based on the life of Georgia O’Keefe. Her Svengali cum husband, Alfred Stieglitz, delivered a l...

By Bonnie Stanard This criticism goes to the question of creativity, especially as it applies to fiction. How can we produce writing that de...

By Alex Raley During our last writers group meeting, I realized that I am the oldest person in the group, by both years of age and by years ...

Last week the Columbia II Writers Workshop group met for a social evening. It is our custom to devise some sort of game that involves our wr...