As a member of Colorado’s oldest organization for
professional writers, CAL members enjoy the camaraderie of writers working in
every facet of the writing profession. Members are invited to attend monthly
programs featuring writers, editors, agents, publishers and other luminaries
providing valuable insights and information. They enjoy the annual Holiday
Party and the Spring Banquet. Members receive the CAL newsletter The Inprint
and the annual membership directory with names, addresses and phone numbers of
CAL members. Members are entitled to apply for the Colorado Authors’ League
Writing Awards, grants to aid the writing experience and discounts on certain
CAL-sponsored seminars. Additionally, members receive a free web page inside
the CAL web site.
In my investigation of this group, Colorado Authors League
is integrating screenwriting to their program much like the Nebraska Writers
Guild. There’s also much information on the craft of
writing on their website. Stop by http://coloradoauthors.org and visit
(Info downloaded from site by Annette Snyder http://annettesnyder.atspace.com)
Hi, Annette,
ReplyDeleteSounds like a good group! I know quite a few Colorado authors through my writer's groups. Seems to be a good state for creative people.
I think it should be a federal law that each state have a writers' group just like Colorado's. Thanks for the interesting post!
ReplyDeleteI've never been to Colorado, but husband and I both have cousins who live out there. I think the creativity is tied to the natural beauty of the land around them! The mountains, the streams, the forests, etc. As campers, it's one of the states we plan to visit soon.
ReplyDeleteI believe most states do have some kind of writers organization if not more than one. Nebraska has several. I'm the secretary of Nebraska Writers Guild http://nebraskawriters.org/ is that web address
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