Pannell Awards 2014
Pannell Awards 2014!
Category: BlogWNBA Wednesday: Blog & Social Media Volunteer Needed
Happy WNBA Wednesday! I didn’t get enough submissions to the Question of the Month to post today. But it will be back next Wednesday. What is your all-time favorite book with a love theme? Send answers to blog@wnba-nyc.org. In other WNBA-NYC Blog and Social Media news… The Women’s…
Member Monday – Our Blog Needs You
Happy Monday WNBA-NYC Members! This is Liberty Schauf, the new Blog and Social Media Manager, and I am reaching out asking for your participation in OUR blog. The blog doesn’t belong to just one person it belongs to every member of WNBA-NYC. We are a group of authors, editors, publishers,…
Guest Blog: How Query Roulette Worked for Me
How Query Roulette Worked for Me – by Terri Weiss, Guest Blogger Terri Weiss, a Fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, is listed in Best Lawyers in America. Her debut novel, Client Relations, represented by literary agent Jane Dystel of Dystel & Goderich Literary Management, is about…
Blog On Holiday Break, See You Next Year
Women’s National Book Association – New York Chapter Blog will be on Holiday Break until next year. Look for the Out and About Post on Friday, January 3, 2014. Tell us about your New Year’s Resolutions at blog@wnba-nyc.org. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Member Monday: Dena Mekawi
Dena Mekawi is a 23 year old living in Staten Island, New York. She is currently completing a Masters degree in publishing at Pace University. Congratulations on becoming the UN Youth Representative. Why did you want to take on the position? What are some of your goals as UN Youth…
Out and About: Events to Be Thankful For
Attention Art-Lovers! Norman Rockwell fans unite for this can’t-miss conversation between biographer and art critic Deborah Solomon, author of American Mirror: The Life and Art of Norman Rockwell, and Jason Farago, contributor to publications like the Guardian, the London Review of Books, The New Republic, and editor of The Bugle.…
Member Monday – Jenna Vaccaro
Today’s Member Monday interview recently ran in the New York Bookwoman and features Jenna Vaccaro, who has taken on the position of Co-Editor of the chapter newsletter. Jenna has also represented the WNBA-NYC as a Youth Representative to the United Nations. She’s also been a contributor to the blog for…
Out and About: Al Hirschfield and Autumn Celebrations
The Line King’s Library: Al Hirschfield at the New York Public Library Now — January 4, 2014 New York Public Library FREE As if we needed another reason to make a trip to the New York Public Library, a new multimedia art exhibit called “The Line King’s Library,” honoring illustrator…
Out and About in NYC
Hello, WNBA-ers! Here are some events in the city to add to your social calendar. Khaled Hosseini in Conversation With Bill Goldstein Barnes & Noble Union Square 33 E 17th St., b/t Broadway and Park Ave South May 21, 2013 7:00pm – 8:00pm The author The Kite Runner and A…
WNBA Wednesday: Blog & Social Media Volunteer Needed
Happy WNBA Wednesday! I didn’t get enough submissions to the Question of the Month to post today. But it will be back next Wednesday. What is your all-time favorite book with a love theme? Send answers to blog@wnba-nyc.org. In other WNBA-NYC Blog and Social Media news… The Women’s…
Member Monday – Our Blog Needs You
Happy Monday WNBA-NYC Members! This is Liberty Schauf, the new Blog and Social Media Manager, and I am reaching out asking for your participation in OUR blog. The blog doesn’t belong to just one person it belongs to every member of WNBA-NYC. We are a group of authors, editors, publishers,…
Guest Blog: How Query Roulette Worked for Me
How Query Roulette Worked for Me – by Terri Weiss, Guest Blogger Terri Weiss, a Fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, is listed in Best Lawyers in America. Her debut novel, Client Relations, represented by literary agent Jane Dystel of Dystel & Goderich Literary Management, is about…
Blog On Holiday Break, See You Next Year
Women’s National Book Association – New York Chapter Blog will be on Holiday Break until next year. Look for the Out and About Post on Friday, January 3, 2014. Tell us about your New Year’s Resolutions at blog@wnba-nyc.org. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Member Monday: Dena Mekawi
Dena Mekawi is a 23 year old living in Staten Island, New York. She is currently completing a Masters degree in publishing at Pace University. Congratulations on becoming the UN Youth Representative. Why did you want to take on the position? What are some of your goals as UN Youth…
Out and About: Events to Be Thankful For
Attention Art-Lovers! Norman Rockwell fans unite for this can’t-miss conversation between biographer and art critic Deborah Solomon, author of American Mirror: The Life and Art of Norman Rockwell, and Jason Farago, contributor to publications like the Guardian, the London Review of Books, The New Republic, and editor of The Bugle.…
Member Monday – Jenna Vaccaro
Today’s Member Monday interview recently ran in the New York Bookwoman and features Jenna Vaccaro, who has taken on the position of Co-Editor of the chapter newsletter. Jenna has also represented the WNBA-NYC as a Youth Representative to the United Nations. She’s also been a contributor to the blog for…
Out and About: Al Hirschfield and Autumn Celebrations
The Line King’s Library: Al Hirschfield at the New York Public Library Now — January 4, 2014 New York Public Library FREE As if we needed another reason to make a trip to the New York Public Library, a new multimedia art exhibit called “The Line King’s Library,” honoring illustrator…
Out and About in NYC
Hello, WNBA-ers! Here are some events in the city to add to your social calendar. Khaled Hosseini in Conversation With Bill Goldstein Barnes & Noble Union Square 33 E 17th St., b/t Broadway and Park Ave South May 21, 2013 7:00pm – 8:00pm The author The Kite Runner and A…
