Normally, I’m recalcitrant about posting on social media, notwithstanding a provocative contest, of course. The Midwest Writers’ Workshop has a plethora of perspicacious published authors willing to share their insights with our ubiquitous sea of dreamy writers.
#MWW24
@KelticKats
Hi, Danny:
It’s your long lost cousin, Marydell, from the states. My husband, son Brody, and I saw your band in 2013. Are you still playing in Kilkenny? If so, please post your schedule.
So I vowed not to overindulge in my “crack” at the Midwest Writers Workshop. Alas, too many books called to me. Can’t wait to dive into Jill Christian’s memoir, Dark Room. #mww23, @jill_christman
Reunited and it feels so good… I met these ladies last year at the Midwest Writers Workshop, and we’re all back for year two. Learned so much already! #MWW
@jodipicoult @RonDeSantisFL Jodi, I enjoy your books because they inspire critical thinking and have many on my shelves in my English classroom. They lend an authentic voice to many angles of pertinent issues. Ron, exactly what are you afraid of? I fear fascism, and you are it’s current poster boy.
#RedforEd Day: Today #WLEA was wearing black to #OPPOSESB486 - which disabled teachers' ability to discuss working conditions and our students' learning conditions & remove training requirements for health and safety. Call your Senator at 800-382-9467 today! #IamISTA@istamembers
Proud to teach many of these titles. Happy Banned Book Week. Here’s a “novel” idea: Instead of deciding what should be banned for ALL children, read the book, sit down with your children, and discuss it.
@AmericanIndian8 Proud to teach many of these titles! Here’s a “novel” idea: Instread of deciding for everyone else’s child, why not sit down with your children and share your values while discussing the book?
Morning, friends! Why don’t we start the day off with a query critique giveaway? To enter, follow, retweet, and comment with 5 emojis that represent your book. I’ll choose 2 random winners on Friday @ 12pm EST. Good luck 😊