Hi Folks,
The website's been cleaned up a bit, and now includes our current schedule for 2016 and updated Meet Our Members pages. Still looking for more member news, so if you've done something, let us know!
As always, please email me at dooteronomy at yahoo dot com if you want to be added to the member list.
Lastly, we're officially on twitter. Visit and follow us at: @GSSpecWriters
Hopefully see all of you next week as we welcome guest speaker Myke Cole.
See you then!
Upcoming Events
UPCOMING EVENTS:
Tues. Oct. 11 - Get Ready for NaNoWriMo
Tues. Oct. 18 - Tricks and Tips for Writing a Novel
Sat. Oct. 22 - Member Fall Event
Tues. Nov. 1 - Write-In #1 - NaNoWriMo Kick Off
Sat. Nov. 5 - Character Dreaming with David Sklar
Tues. Nov. 15 - Write-In #2 - NaNoWriMo Half Way There
Fri-Sun Nov. 18-20 - Philcon
Saturday, February 27, 2016
Tuesday, January 12, 2016
GSSW's Winter Event
Fellow Writers and Readers,
Join us on Wed. January 20 as we invade the KGB Fantastic Fiction ( http://kgbfantasticfiction.org/
) reading series, hosted by Ellen Datlow and Matt Kressel. The
evening's speakers are Delia Sherman and Ilana C. Myer. The event begins
at 7, and they suggest getting in early to make certain you get a seat.
Hope to see you there!
A new year, a new website
Welcome to the Garden State Speculative Fiction Writers group!
More content coming soon. Suggestions always welcome and encouraged.
Until then, here's a little about us:
The GSSW is a non-profit multi-genre writers group catering to the needs of writers from all walks of life. We offer monthly meetings, guest speakers, workshops, critique groups, online resources, guideline and sample copy libraries, a national short story contest, and much more
More content coming soon. Suggestions always welcome and encouraged.
Until then, here's a little about us:
The GSSW is a non-profit multi-genre writers group catering to the needs of writers from all walks of life. We offer monthly meetings, guest speakers, workshops, critique groups, online resources, guideline and sample copy libraries, a national short story contest, and much more
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