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Rhode Island, USA
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Today we welcome new What Cheer Writers Club Member Ann Wilberton, who has just finished a YA manuscript! She's also working on a memoir and polishing essays for submission. More at annwilberton.com
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Member Spotlight: Local poet @MinutoliLori was born & raised in Pawtucket, RI. This year she launched Pawtucket Poetry Spoken Here open mic nights in her art studio specifically to offer novice poets a judgement-free environment to share their poetry weekly for free.
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AND What Cheer Writers Club Members receive 10% off all Frequency Writers @ProvFrequency & @GrubWriters (Providence) writing classes! Let Frequency know you are a Member at time of registration, & ask Club Staff for your GrubStreet Providence Spring 2020 coupon code.
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It’s here: Your guide to upcoming 2020 classes for RI content creators. All What Cheer Writers Club Members can check their inboxes for the RIters Round Up newsletter, featuring 70+ writing classes offered by over 15 different organizations statewide over the next 4 months.
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It took Julia Child nine years to get her 'Mastering the Art of French Cooking' debut cookbook published. She'd go on to become the most beloved TV chef of all-time. #MondayMotivation
Via @EatThisNotThat: eatthis.com/julia-child-fact…
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about to share this Henry James 🔥hot take🔥 on writing the supernatural with my @ProvFrequency class
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Let's talk about alien languages, sexy fairy tales, parasite babies, & the (literary) end of the world! Only a couple spots left in my Speculative Fiction class ~~
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#Providence #amwritingscifi
LIMITED SPOTS AVAILABLE: join Amanda Kallis in exploring and writing speculative fiction.
Check out our full interview with Kallis about what drew her to the genre and what inspires her.
➡️ frequencywriters.org/2019/11…
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Come to our Writing with Drinks meet-up and get a free booklet of spooky Providence inspired writing prompts! 10/30 5:30-8, AS220 Foo(d).
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For anyone who’s writing or painting or making something creative today.
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Rachel Hughes’ Frequency Writers class “Writing for the Diaspora” met @whatcheercluvb to discuss writing about & for people from the African diaspora, w/ writing exercises & readings to spark creativity. @Provfrequency classes are posted at the Club & at frequencywriters.org.
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Two of my essays were selected as Notable in this year’s Best American series: “Transparent” in #BestAmericanEssays & “Mother Russia” in #BestAmericanTravelWriting. Thanks to @pshares & @december_mag for originally publishing these essays! @HMHCo
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Little Voices - a thriller set in Providence - written by local author Vanessa Lillie - released today!
We are so excited to host the release party here at Symposium on Friday October 4th at 6pm.
Cupcakes by… instagram.com/p/B3FQwHZnBhA/… – at Providence, RI
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Get ready for a memorable evening of #storytelling with #PVD #RI #authors @Alexanderwrites, @ericknunnally #bobbyfarand & stories from new #flashfiction writers! RSVP:ow.ly/xwDh50wsfF6 @RIAuthors @whatcheerclub @provdailydose @whatcheerpress @ProvFrequency @RI__Writers
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Is it too early to start thinking about Halloween? Registration is now open! frequencywriters.org/current…
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50% of being a writer is whispering “this is the dream” while stress eating over your keyboard.
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Tomorrow hundreds of writers will read at events in 40+ U.S. cities to raise funds for detained and formerly detained migrants as part of the Writers for Migrant Justice campaign, organized by poets @loma_poetry, Jan-Henry Gray, Anni Liu, and @jzsalvipoet. at.pw.org/2lY31pi
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RILA’s Emerging Latinx Artist Program supports young artists offering Mentorship opportunities by pairing them with established artists who help strengthen their artistic skills 👉🏼Applications open 9/1 and deadline is 10/12/2019. rilatinoarts.org/EmergingArt…
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Untranslatable words are beautiful: they tell you something about that language and its culture. The first time I heard the word hiraeth I felt so much emotion that here was a way to express something I’d felt but not been able to articulate until now
