Lack of a North Carolina volunteer led me to this group, North
Carolina Writers Network http://ncwriters.org
. The membership fees for this group are
a little higher than some and less than others.
That membership offers the usual discounts for conferences and classes
that most writers group’s offer and the benefits of local support if you live
in NC but that’s not a requirement.
They’ve got an event in November which, in my opinion, is a
great time to visit North Carolina so check it out on their website listed
above.
Fall Conference 2017 -November
3-5, Wrightsville Beach
The Fall Conference attracts hundreds of writers from around the country and
provides a weekend full of activities that include lunch and dinner banquets
with readings, keynotes, tracks in several genres, open mic sessions, and the
opportunity for one-on-one manuscript critiques with editors or agents.
Conference faculty include professional writers from North Carolina and beyond.
Held every year in a major hotel, the conference rotates annually.
The
Network's Mission
The North Carolina Writers' Network
connects, promotes, and serves the writers of this state. We provide
education in the craft and business of writing, opportunities for recognition
and critique of literary work, resources for writers at all stages of
development, support for and advocacy of the literary heritage of North Carolina,
and a community for those who write. The North Carolina Writers’ Network
believes that writing is necessary both for self-expression and a healthy
community, that well-written words can connect people across time and distance,
and that the deeply satisfying experiences of writing and reading should be
available to everyone.
A
Statement of Belief
We believe that writing is necessary
both for self-expression and community spirit, that well-written words can
connect people across time and distance, and that the deeply satisfying
experiences of writing and reading should be available to everyone. Again,
their web address is: http://ncwriters.org
(All info downloaded from NCWN site)
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