North Texas RWA

Meetings Join Us

North Texas RWA

Meetings Join Us

Meetings

Due to COVID-19, our meetings are being held via Zoom through the end of 2020. Please contact us if you'd like to attend our virtual programming.

Get Published!

Our GetPublished! initiative was designed to assist and support our not-yet-published authors get published. We offer short craft and skills workshops at 10 am prior to each meeting, keep a "toolbox" full of useful info, and encourage each author to FINISH THE MANUSCRIPT. Our GetPublished! programming is currently being presented via Zoom.

Going Virtual

For the rest of 2020, NTRWA programs will be presented via Zoom. Basic accounts are free. Sign up for yours now and be ready. ZOOM is also available via cell phone app. Information regarding meetings will be sent directly to members and friends of NT via the newsletter mailing list.

January 4, 2021

Upcoming Programs Include:

January 2021

~ Abigail Owen and Nicole Flockton ~ Sprinting can be one of the strongest tools in an authors toolbox for getting words on paper in a consistent manner. In this workshop authors (and sprinting partners) Abigail Owen & Nicole Flockton will talk about what sprinting is, different ways to sprint, the importance of a sprinting partner, how sprinting can increase your output, and more.

February 2021

~ Angela Ackerman ~ Hidden Emotion & Subtext: Making Dialogue Crackle with What Isn’t Said

Please Note: February programming is free for NT members and will cost $20 for non-members.

March 2021

~ Martha Engber ~ The Road to Flaming Great Dialogue Starts With Growing Great Characters!

Please Note: March programming is free for NT members and will cost $20 for non-members. Registration and payment info will be available in February.

April 2021

Details coming soon…

December 22, 2020

February 2021 Meeting Info

Join us February 20th for

Angela Ackerman

Hidden Emotion & Subtext: Making Dialogue Crackle with What Isn’t Said

This program looks at the many different ways we can show what our characters are feeling without being direct because the reality is most people hide what they feel in real life and characters will too…only we need readers to pick up on those feelings in order to empathize. Dialogue is the perfect place to show hidden emotion and offer subtext. This is all about “showing, not telling” emotion.

This meeting is free for NTRWA members. Zoom info will be sent directly to members’ email via the discussion loop.

If you’re not an NTRWA member,

you can attend for $20.

Pay your $20 here and then register here.

Zoom information will be sent to you within a week of the program.

December 20, 2020

January 2021 Meeting Info

Join us on Saturday, January 16 for

Nicole Flockton & Abigail Owen

Sprinting can be one of the strongest tools in an authors toolbox for getting words on paper in a consistent manner. In this workshop, authors (and sprinting partners) Abigail Owen & Nicole Flockton will talk about what sprinting is, different ways to sprint, the importance of a sprinting partner, how sprinting can increase your output, and more.