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Reading at Springfield Public Library
Daniel Anderson, Stephanie Lenox, and Anita Sullivan
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will be the featured readers at the Oregon Poetry Association Eugene-Springfield Chapter’s April 1st reading at the Springfield Public Library. Be sure to mark your calendars for what promises to be a fabulous event!
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(PLEASE NOTE that this reading will take place in the Library proper rather than the customary meeting room.)
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The library is wheelchair accessible.
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WHEN: Tuesday, April 1, 2014, from 7 – 9 p.m.
WHAT: OPA Eugene-Springfield Chapter Reading
WHO: Daniel Anderson, Stephanie Lenox and Anita Sullivan
WHERE: Springfield Public Library
225 5th Street (inside City Hall)
Springfield, OR 97477
541.726.3766
Reading at the Bernadette Center
The Bernadette Center
1283 Lincoln Street
Eugene, Oregon 97402
www.TheBernadetteCenter.com
Auditions for Roving Park Players
The Roving Park Players announce
auditions for RICHARD III,
March 9 & 10 and 16 & 17, 7:00–9:00 pm, at Good Samaritan Center, 3500 Hilyard St, Eugene, OR 97405.
Seeking 20+ players, age 18 and older. Info at 541-556-9686.
Wordcrafters Conference at the Eugene Hilton
Wordcrafters – Focus on Fiction: March 7 to 9, 2014 at the Eugene Hilton.
http://wordcraftersineugene.org/
The Wordcrafters in Eugene Conference will be held March 7 to 9, 2014 at the Eugene Hilton. This conference, the first of its kind in Eugene, will focus on the craft of writing fiction, and will draw notable authors and speakers from across the nation.
Wordcrafters provides writers and readers opportunities to strengthen their craft, deepen their connection with literature, and share their knowledge with each other and with future generations.
Conference Highlights
- Keynote and presentations by Elizabeth George of the Detective Lynley series of crime novels
- Keynote and presentations by Terry Brooks of the Shannara series of fantasy books
- Keynote and presentations by Susan Wiggs of the Apple Orchard series of romantic novels
- Teen poetry workshops by Myrlin Hepworth, hip hop recording artist and performance poet
- One-on-one help by professional writers in the Craft Lab
- Talks and Classes about the finer points of fiction by professional writers
- Dancing, Networking, and No-host bar at the Introvert’s Ball
- Informal brown bag lunch chat about NaNoWriMo
- Informal brown bag lunch chat with two newly-published first-time novelists
The Windfall Reading Series is sponsored by The Lane Literary Guild, the Eugene Public Library, and the Lane Arts Council, with support from City of Eugene Cultural Services Division. Admission is free.
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Guild Newsletter Goes Paperless
Many factors have led to the decision to allow the print version of the Writer’s Access newsletter to fade away. September/October 2009 was the last edition, and we ask that you bookmark our website for all the news that’s fit (or not) to print. Many thanks to Mark Tritt, who has donated his time and skills and good nature to the production of the newsletter for the last few years.