Last year I attended IWWG Summer Conference at the prompting of my IWWG friends, Deborah Reed and Lisa Shapiro. It was my first writing conference and I was simply mesmerized by how important and [...]
Most of my adult life has been spent working with, for, or in the service of other women, using my words both spoken and written to aid, comfort, and empower. I wish I had found The Guild at the [...]
I can now call myself an award-winning author, but back when I was working in the business world and fantasizing about writing, the IWWG Summer Conference helped me move from dreaming to actually [...]
This year my granddaughter Madeline and I will be experiencing the life-bending IWWG Summer Conference together. She is fifteen and I am not, but I sure wish someone had introduced me to this [...]
Let me explain. I attended my first conference at Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs, New York in 1990. I was 56 and had started writing more or less full time at 50 when the older children [...]
This summer marks my sixth year presenting a dramatic writing workshop at the IWWG Annual Summer Conference. My journey to the Guild was initiated by a tap on my shoulder by a fairy godmother of [...]
The path of spiritual evolution is one of the rockiest and most perilous of paths— filled with conflict, pitfalls and drama. For a writer, that’s the good news. -Jan Phillips Here’s a nutshell [...]
Photo by Aaron Burden on Unsplash Twenty years ago, I traveled from Los Angeles to Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs, New York to attend the International Women’s Writing Guild’s “Remember the [...]
By June Gould Alice Munro says, “In your life there are a few places, or maybe only one place, where something has happened. And then there are the other places, which are just other places.” In [...]
Change the way you look at things, and the things you look at change. ~Dr. Wayne Dyer Author readings, open mics, and pop-up literary events thrive in Northwestern Pennsylvania, where I lived for [...]
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