Intriguing Interview with Upcoming KWG Presenter and Novelist, Julia Watts
I caught up with novelist Julia Watts the other day to get a sense of her notions on her upcoming KWG program (11/2/17). A…
Guild Members–Get “On” and Vote! Cheers! Your Friend, Mark Twain
Guild Members–Get “On” and Vote! Cheers! Your Friend, Mark Twain Guild members, you have until this Friday @ 11:45 pm to #VOTE for new board…
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KWG Author Event and Fundraiser with Barnes & Noble – October 1, 2016
Join us at Barnes & Noble as we highlight some Knoxville Writers’ Guild members and their work. The Guild will present roughly 20 local authors, offer a free workshop on social media for writers at 1 p.m., and host author readings throughout the day. Get a jump start on your holiday shopping and purchase a few autographed copies for your own to-read pile. Mention KWG at checkout to donate a portion of all your purchases back to the Guild for future projects!…
Victoria Raschke writes books that start with questions like “what if you didn’t find out you were the chosen one until you were in your forties?” When she isn’t holed up in her favorite coffee house to write, she can be found at the nearest farmers’ market checking out the weird vegetables or at her home where she lives with a changing number of cats and her family who supports both her writing and her culinary experimentation — for the most part. Her first book, Who by Water, was published in 2017.
Voices of the Dead Series
Who by Water
Our Lady of the Various Sorrows
Like a Pale Moon
Strange as Angels
Voices of the Dead Omnibus Edition (includes short “A Wand Needs a Witch“)
Renegade Tea Cookbook (2021)
Finding a Room of One’s Own Away from It All
Writing residencies and retreats are the stuff of writers’ dreams, but the expense of remote escapes or the submission processes for paid opportunities can be daunting. In a post for Brevity’s blog, Allison Williams suggests a DIY option for those of us with thinner wallets and less patience for filling out applications.…
Victoria Raschke writes books that start with questions like “what if you didn’t find out you were the chosen one until you were in your forties?” When she isn’t holed up in her favorite coffee house to write, she can be found at the nearest farmers’ market checking out the weird vegetables or at her home where she lives with a changing number of cats and her family who supports both her writing and her culinary experimentation — for the most part. Her first book, Who by Water, was published in 2017.
Voices of the Dead Series
Who by Water
Our Lady of the Various Sorrows
Like a Pale Moon
Strange as Angels
Voices of the Dead Omnibus Edition (includes short “A Wand Needs a Witch“)
Renegade Tea Cookbook (2021)
The Importance of a Friend with a Red Pen
The pen doesn’t have to be red and the person wielding it doesn’t have to be a friend. It might even be better if they’re not. The important thing is sharing your work with other writers. We all know writing is a solitary business.
Once the words are down, that’s where a writing group can step in.…
Victoria Raschke writes books that start with questions like “what if you didn’t find out you were the chosen one until you were in your forties?” When she isn’t holed up in her favorite coffee house to write, she can be found at the nearest farmers’ market checking out the weird vegetables or at her home where she lives with a changing number of cats and her family who supports both her writing and her culinary experimentation — for the most part. Her first book, Who by Water, was published in 2017.
Voices of the Dead Series
Who by Water
Our Lady of the Various Sorrows
Like a Pale Moon
Strange as Angels
Voices of the Dead Omnibus Edition (includes short “A Wand Needs a Witch“)
Renegade Tea Cookbook (2021)