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2010 JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH

Janauary 2010 Wednesday, January 6th at 7:00 pm Guest Speaker: Charrie Hazard Topic: Creativity in Poetry Location: Carrollwood Barnes and Noble bookstore The meeting will feature guest speaker Charrie Hazard, who will present a workshop on creativity in poetry after the elections. Certainly, non-poets will also be able to implement some of these techniques into their writing as well! We will be better writers for it. Charrie is a TWA member who has recently published the award-winning novel, Falling into the Sun. This book was the top seller at the TWA booth during the St. Pete Times Festival of Reading this past October! Please check out Charrie’s book and her extremely interesting life story on her website: http://www.charriehazard.com/ Back to Top February 2010 Wednesday, February 3rd at 7:00 pm Guest Speaker: John Capouya Topic: Biography Blitz Location: Carrollwood Barnes and Noble bookstore John Capouya is a professor of journalism and writing at the University of Tampa. He was formerly an editor at Newsweek, The New York Times, SmartMoney magazine and New York Newsday, among other publications. Though he has also been a sports writer, covering pro basketball, he knew nothing of wrestling and didn’t see his first pro match until he became intrigued by the story of Gorgeous George. http://www.booknoise.net/gorgeous/author.html Back to Top March 2010 Wednesday, March 3rd at 7:00 pm Meet & Mingle: TWA Members & Guests Topic: Party at Sandra Kischuk’s House Location: TWA Vice President's House Map Link Our current Vice-president and 2006-2007 past President, Sandra Kischuk will host the party at her home. Here is a great time to get to know some new people and refresh some old acquaintances. Everyone brings a dish of something to share, a bucket of chicken, cherry-pie, pizza, or if you are so inclined squirrel or possum, whatever you want. We’re not picky, if we don’t have to cook. TWA will supply the party-ware plus sodas, beer, wine, and ice. Back to Top