Events
Carole Bumpus
Getting The Feedback You Need:
A Critique Group Practicum
Saturday, May 18 at 10 am.
Sequoia Yacht Club
441 Seaport Ct, Redwood City, CA 94063
San Carlos Library Workshop
Writing Descriptively
Carole Bumps
Wednesday, May 15 , 2019, 7:00 pm – 8:45 pm
San Carlos Library
610 Elm St, San Carlos, CA 94070
Shut Up & Write
Weekly Writing Group by CWC SF Peninsula
Tuesdays 9:30 am.
Penelope’s Coffee and Tea
3 Plaza View Ln, Foster City, CA 94404
About CWC
About CWC
Writers helping writers: That's what we do. We do it through workshops, lectures, and helping you build a network with fellow writers. SF/Peninsula Writers, a branch of the California Writers Club, is structured so that writers can encourage, champion, and cheer on their fellow writers. It’s a place to find people to join your critique group, or go in search of a group to join. On the third Saturday of each month, it's a place to go for a light continental breakfast and some coffee or tea and … Read More...
Membership
Membership
Browse our Member Lists and learn all about a writer's life. Click on their website links for in depth information about them. Plus you can pick up a few books by clicking on book images. Many of our members are featured in our branch anthology series The Fault Zone and also the Carry the Light anthologies both published by the Sand Hill Review Press. Current members: to add your own member listing, please send a short bio with fewer than 100 words and a resizable .jpeg image to webmaster@sfpeninsulawriters.com … Read More....
Ida J. Lewenstein’s children’s book, Poor Old Goat, has been published. Originally developed to help non-English speakers learn their second language, children will be delighted to discover how to read and pronounce many new words that rhyme together, such as goat, moat, float, coat, and boat. As the author explains, “When there are two vowels together, the first one says its name, and the second one is silent.” Additionally, the book encourages children to interact with the reader in a chant: “Poor old goat, poor old goat! He can’t swim and he can’t float.” Copies are available directly from the author.