by Rachel Slaiman Why do you write? What makes you sit down and want to tell your story? How long has it been since you said, “I want to write this book, but I cannot because…. (insert reason).” Many of us are all too familiar with these questions and do…
Our New Perspectives in Historical Fiction panel on November 30th took a deep dive into the new works with women protagonists living in the same era as our founder, Madge Jenison. Authors, Kitty Zeldis and Eileen Donovan, gave us terrific insight as to what inspired them to write historical fiction…
Back in October 2022, the WNBA’s NYC Chapter held the virtual panel, Transformative Women, with authors of two compelling nonfiction books that tell true stories of impressive women who were ahead of their times in many ways. Members and non-members spanning eight states across the country were joined by moderator…
Need some New Year’s Inspiration? Read this recap of our Debut Fiction Panel and see how three amazing women accomplished their dreams of writing novels.
5 year panel moderator, Harriet Shenkman gives readers a taste of what to expect in the WNBA upcoming spring panel — Writing Across Genres
A recap of the WNBA-NYC panel, The Art of Writing Nonfiction. Speakers included Michelle Gadsden-Williams, Joyce Maynard, and Sarah Weinman.
What, exactly, is upmarket fiction? And bonus advice on writing queries, from March’s panel of agents discussing Deconstructing Upmarket Fiction.
At the Time’s Up conversation, panelists offered attendees advice on how and when to make complaints, as well as what to expect.
The NRGM – Great Group Reads 10th Anniversary kick off to the Centennial came with a bonus: the chance for national members to share their NRGM experiences.
For National Reading Group Month’s tenth anniversary, a panel of debut authors from past lists spoke. The highlights? Historical research and strong women!
