“Texas authors are still valued by national publishers.” – Karen Fort A member of the Writers’ League for a few months, Karen lives in Edinburg, Texas. Scribe: In what genre(s) do you write? Karen Fort: All of the books I have written (eight published so far, none self-published) contain an

“I’m hoping to develop a sustainable routine where I’m writing one book, editing another, and talking to people about the older ones. I plan to keep doing it for as long as it feels worth doing.” -Henry D. Terrell A member with the Writers’ League since January, Henry lives in

“Having spent one-third of my life in the US and the other two-thirds in India, I feel blessed to know the best and worst of both worlds. My experiences in these two worlds and the people I meet are my sources of inspiration.” – Indu Anish A member of the

“I have made more progress on my book during these months of my membership than I have in the last four years of my work.” -Alissa Sherry A member with the Writers’ League since 2017, Alissa Sherry lives in Austin. Scribe: In what genre(s) do you write? Alissa Sherry: Narrative

“The League’s a place for anyone—regardless of skill level— who wants to write. It’s also perfect for people who want to be a part of and supportive of the literary community.” – Rodney Sprott A member of the Writers’ League for six years and the WLT’s board president, Rodney lives

“The Writers’ League has taught me how to make events and characters come to life on their own.” – Mahassen Ahmad A member of the Writers’ League since 2005, Mahassen lives in Austin, Texas. Scribe: In what genres do you write? Mahassen Ahmad: Fiction. My first novel was historical fiction

“I wish I could have had a conversation with Hunter S. Thompson and whatever he was drinking – a scary thought!” – Michael Hurd A member of the Writers’ League for four years, Michael lives outside of Houston, Texas. Scribe: In what genre(s) do you write? Michael Hurd: Nonfiction, primarily

“I want to keep learning and growing – try different narrative techniques, grow worlds that feel lived in and real, write the kind of books that give a window into a might-have-been/could-be/good-goodness-let’s-avoid-that-happening.” – Marisa Wolf A member of the Writers’ League since January, Marisa lives in Houston. Scribe: In what

“[WLT has taught me] that I’m not alone and there is a lot of support out there.” -Lisa Compton A member of the Writers’ League since January, Lisa Compton lives in San Antonio. Scribe: In what genre(s) do you write? Lisa Compton: Paranormal and Procedural. Scribe: What author would you

“Get involved. Just do it. Much like those stories don’t write themselves, this organization is exactly as useful as you make it.” — Bobby Horecka on WLT A member of the Writers’ League since April 2016, Bobby lives in Victoria. Scribe: In what genre(s) do you write? Bobby Horecka: Just about