Columbia Writers' Workshop II
A Chapter of South Carolina Writers Association
Sunday, July 27, 2008
Writers
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By Ginny Padgett Recently I was asked, “Who is your favorite writer?” “William Faulkner,” was my quick, word-association answer. I do think...
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Sunday, July 20, 2008
On Being a Hack
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By Vikki Perry I’m a hack: a writer of poorly formed sentences, underdeveloped characters, and plots that make very little, if any, sense. ...
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Sunday, July 13, 2008
Who Am I to Write Fiction?
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By Mike Long Columbia II Writers Workshop I don't think I've ever felt that just anyo...
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Sunday, July 6, 2008
A Few Words on Writing Them
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By Meredith H. Kaiser Columbia II Writers Workshop One of my favorite books on writing is Parting the Curtains: Voices of the Great Southern...
Sunday, June 29, 2008
FOUR GOOD BOOKS on WRITING
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By Beth Cotten Columbia II Writers Workshop Most of the following books were written in the 1980s and 1990s; a paperback edition of The Week...
Saturday, June 21, 2008
EXERCISES to JUMP START "Show Don't Tell"
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By Lisa Lopez Snyder Columbia II Writers Workshop Lately I’ve been focusing on exercises to help me show rather than tell something about a ...
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Sunday, June 15, 2008
MAKE MISTAKES FASTER
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By Janie Kronk Columbia II Writers Workshop It was the first time walking into a library ever made me feel afraid. The feeling was incongruo...
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Sunday, June 8, 2008
Laura Valtorta
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Laura Puccia Valtorta works as an attorney in Columbia, South Carolina. She specializes in Social Security disability, employment law, and f...
Bonnie Stanard
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When I was in college a professor encouraged me to write fiction, but I was so dense I didn’t realize it until years later. Career choices ...
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Leigh Stevenson
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I have been writing long enough to recognize a cliché, but not as long as some of the other writers in Columbia II. When we are discussing a...
Lisa Lopez Snyder
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From the Midwest to the Midlands The smell of freshly-cut grass always evokes stark memories for me—mornings nudging thick brown earthworms ...
Bryce Smith
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I’m writing a spy novel, rather rewriting. How many times do we have to rewrite before a story is ready to go? My plot is a complicated one....
Alex Raley
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Alex is a retired educator living in Columbia, SC. He earned degrees from Troy University, University of South Carolina, and Columbia Univer...
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Vikki Perry
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If I didn’t write, I would probably be in a padded cell. My name is Vikki Perry and I was seven the first time that I was bitten by the ...
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Ginny Padgett
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I’m a 58-year-old South Carolina native, married with two grown sons and have a degree in advertising and public relations from USC. I’ve wo...
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George William Newport
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I was born in Windsor, Vermont hospital on 15 July 1952 the place that I consider my home is my girlfriends house at 75 Truesdell Avenue wha...
Mike Long
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Mike Long is a former soldier with two tours in Vietnam as an advisor to South Vietnamese Army units. His awards include the Parachutist Bad...
Meredith Kaiser
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Writing is what I’ve always wanted to do. I’m not a comedian, but sometimes when I bring my writing to the workshop, the group gets rowdy wi...
Doris Fields
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I’ve written a novel about a Southern family that has two endings, neither of which is the right one. All my characters have secrets. What t...
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DiAna DiAna
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I published my first book, Curlers & Condoms . I am a cosmetologist and writer, therefore I write about funny things in my salon and the...
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