Columbia Writers' Workshop II

By Nick Rolon                                                                                                              Let’s rol...

Here is a rerun of a post from 2013 by one of our much-loved and now departed members. We miss you, Alex. Your presence is always felt . ...

By Kasie Whitener Poetry readings need to take place in a coffee house. There’s a consistency in coffee houses that enables the work,...

Meet a New SCWA Columbia II Blogger EL OCHIIS El is a recent transplant to Columbia, SC, having relocated from New York/New Jersey t...

By El Ochiis Whenever, as a young person who was always protesting some egregious injustice against citizens, I was detained and asked...

By Laura P. Valtorta www.gattafilms.com www.thearthousemovie.webs.com laurapv.wordpress.com www.diseasedetective.com         ...

By Bonnie Stanard BruceHolsinger wrote , “If you choose to write historical fiction, you will constantly be treading that fine line ...

By Raegan Teller This week when I went to spin class at the gym, it was packed. The “regulars” were far outnumbered by the “resoluti...

kasie By Kasie Whitener Writing during the holidays is hard. It may be that we have less time at home because there are more parties...

By Sharon May Almost 40 years ago, workers in a small town in Kentucky uncovered human bones. The next day, a retired sheriff confessed...

Meet a New Columbia II Blogger NICK ROLON I dedicate my first blog post to my mother, Teresa, who has been battling brain cancer for...

By Nick Rolon           Writer Somerset Maugham, once said “If you can tell stories, create characters, devise incidents, and have sin...

By Kasie Whitener On last week’s episode of Write On SC , we discussed the challenge of writing the middle of the story. Often, ...