Meet the Members: Denise Bossarte
“My dark urban fantasy novel, GLAMOROUS, is a bronze medalist in the 2019 The Wishing Self Book Awards in Adult Fiction.”
— Denise Bossarte
Meet the Members: Ann Stout
“[The WLT has taught me that] there are a lot of excellent writers in Texas.” — Ann Stout A member of the Writers’ League since April 2020, Ann lives in Houston. Scribe: In what genre(s) do you write? Ann Stout: Memoir, personal essay, poetry, medical public policy issues, personal letters
Meet the Members: Andrew Mitin
“I have no grand dreams of my writing taking me anywhere except deeper into my own imagination and ideas about the world.” — Andrew Mitin A member of the Writers’ League since May 2020, Andrew lives in Spring, Texas. Scribe: In what genre(s) do you write? Andrew Mitin: I write
Meet the Members: George Hollenbeck
“Stranded for life? The Bible. A year? All of Michener’s books. A month? All of Agatha Christie’s.” — George Hollenbeck A member of the Writers’ League since July 2020, George lives in Livingston, TX. Scribe: In what genre(s) do you write? George Hollenbeck: It has varied over the years, but
Meet the Members: Allyson Neal
“Writing is truly my passion and I’ll be doing this for a long time.” — Allyson Neal A member of the Writers’ League since July 2020, Allyson lives in Sugar Land, TX. Scribe: In what genre(s) do you write? Allyson Neal: I mostly write children’s literature and I’ve also written two
Meet the Conference Faculty: Jennie Dunham
“No single answer is right for all writers.” -Jennie Dunham Every year, the Writers’ League of Texas brings a faculty of close to thirty agents, editors, and other industry professionals to Austin for its Agents & Editors Conference. As we look ahead to the 26th Annual A&E Conference, taking place June
Community Member: Austin Community College Creative Writing Department
Special Guest Post: Austin Community College student, Maya Landers, shares her experience taking classes in ACC’s Creative Writing Department! The idea that writing is a solitary pursuit has been thoroughly disproven: we realized that behind every great person is another great person, or two or three or twelve, whose ideas
