Showing posts with label Reader's Books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Reader's Books. Show all posts

Friday, January 6, 2012

FRIDAY WRITERS AT READERS BOOKS PLANNED




















Plans and rehearsals for Sonoma Friday Writer's upcoming presentation are underway. The group has met for fifteen years with the goal of sharing and improving writing skills. A topic is selected each week and after completing a piece on the subject, or on another of the member's choosing, each reads their selections getting feedback from the other writers.


Please join Friday Writers
Thursday, January 19, 2012
at 6:30
at Reader's Books
130 East Napa Street
Sonoma, California
Readings of Original Works
Fiction, Memoir, Essays, Poetry
No Charge - Refreshments Served



Wednesday, May 11, 2011

Reading at Reader's Books Tonight at 7:00







Friday Writers Group at Readers Books
Wednesday May 11, 2011
Open to the Public
Refreshments Served


Emcee: Joan Shepherd





Program



Jean Wong Mercury
Robyn Makaruk Inner Conflict
Rings of Saturn
Lucille Hamiton Ring
Nature
A Letter to My Brain
Steve Bakalyar Duststorm
Janet Wentworth A Popourri of Poems
Wanda Huot-Morgan Rushing Waters
Michael James Hawks Hovered There
Laces
Mani Whitaker A Maritime Mermaid Tale
Meta Strauss Conflict - an El Chico Tale
Judy Theo-Lehner Entitlement
Joan Shepherd Looking for Advice…

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Sonoma's Friday Writers Read



Last night Sonoma's Friday Writers read some of our work at Reader's Books. This was our first public appearance as a group and we had a great time sharing short stories and poetry.
The group was introduced by Robyn Makaruk who read her poem about the group "Humility". Janet Wentworth, John Field, Meta Strauss, Michael Miley, Joan Shepherd, Lucille Hamilton, Judy Theo-Lehner, Mani Whittaker, Jean Wong, Donna Campbell, Helen Rowntree and Steve Bakalyar followed, completing the evenings entertainment.
John Field's "Why They Joined the Tea Party" presented a poetic political statement, Helen Rowntree's "The Weeping Quilt" was a nostalgic commentary about a quilt hanging at the DeYoung's recent exhibit. Judy Theo -Lehner's "Confessions of an Allergy Sufferer" and Joan Shepherd's "Internet Dating" brought peals of laughter from the crowd....and there was much, much more.
If you missed this performance, we hope you make it to our next one! It was an interesting and fun evening for all.