Columbia Writers' Workshop II

By Sandra Schmid There’s a current trend to get rid of stuff. We walk through our house, picking up each thing, asking if we love it....

By Caleb Pennington I’m a weird primate, half hairy, named Caleb. I have the mystery of my existence to solve. I’m scared that there ...

B y Bonnie Stanard I’m back with point of view (POV). Bear with me. I’m trying to turn my head-hopping   into the professionally res...

By Kasie Whitener What must the teen-aged clerk have thought of me at 9:57 on a Tuesday night, the hum of a vacuum in the back of th...

By El Ochiis Can rejection be an art?  Can it ever be acceptable?  The first time I was rejected for a piece of writing, I curled ...

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 ...