2 #MichLit Workshops for Writers October 15th via @WWAAYA2YPSI

Workshop: Writing for Children,
October 15, 2016 at the University of Michigan.
Sponsored by Women Writers of Ann Arbor/Ypsi.
Learn all about it at www.wwaay.com

Shutta Crum will examine writing for a young audience, considering the sight, sound and sense of
words for children. Best of all, she will reveal the joy in writing for this toughest of audiences by sharing the best of children’s literature.

Register for both workshops at www.wwaay.com

Workshop: Social Media and Marketing for Women Writers of All Genres,
October 15, 2016 at the University of Michigan.
Sponsored  by Women Writers of Ann Arbor/Ypsi.
Learn all about it at www.wwaay.com

Thinking about launching a blog but don’t know where to start? Not sure which social media platform is right for you? Join Leslie McGraw, Multimedia Content Strategist, as she discusses how to create a network of potential readers and how to discover the best tools to promote your work. Space is limited!


Register for both workshops at www.wwaay.com

What is yr 30 Day Lit Challenge & Success? #MotownWriters @Meetup Reminder every 2nd Sat @DetroitLibrary

Every month we ask this of our participants when we meet. I find this helps give us direction, a goal, a place marker to show we've progress. Whether you're a reader or writer, you can answer this question and we'd like you hear your answer.

Baby steps count too.

I hope to see you at our meetings one day. Motown Writers meet every 2nd Saturday usually at the Detroit main library on the 3rd floor.

Sign up for updates at http://meetup.com/michiganliterarynetwork.

Also subscribe to our website for other literary news, events and more at: http://motownwriters.com

If you'd like to be a speaker, please contact us at: http://kontactr.com/user/sylviahubbard1

If you didn't attend last meeting or you're a reader, tell us now, what is your last 30 day literary challenge and success?

Children's Writing & also Social Media Workshop Oct 15th via @WWAAYA2YPSI

Workshop: Writing for Children,
October 15, 2016 at the University of Michigan.
Sponsored by Women Writers of Ann Arbor/Ypsi.
Learn all about it at www.wwaay.com

Shutta Crum will examine writing for a young audience, considering the sight, sound and sense of
words for children. Best of all, she will reveal the joy in writing for this toughest of audiences by sharing the best of children’s literature.

Register for both workshops at www.wwaay.com

Workshop: Social Media and Marketing for Women Writers of All Genres,
October 15, 2016 at the University of Michigan.
Sponsored  by Women Writers of Ann Arbor/Ypsi.
Learn all about it at www.wwaay.com

Thinking about launching a blog but don’t know where to start? Not sure which social media platform is right for you? Join Leslie McGraw, Multimedia Content Strategist, as she discusses how to create a network of potential readers and how to discover the best tools to promote your work. Space is limited!


Register for both workshops at www.wwaay.com

32 Publishers that Pay $250+ for Short Stories

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MAME Fall 2016 Conference Registration - Early Bird date is Sept. 21 09/19/2016 MAME Fall 2016 Conference Registration Please see below for information on the Michigan Association for Media in Education annual conference. The early bird registration discount is good through September 21st. __________________________________ MAME 43:  As school librarians, we cross disciplines and grade levels to empower students to THINK critically, CREATE new knowledge, SHARE knowledge ethically and pursue personal GROWth with the effect of TRANSFORMING LEARNING. Come renew yourself with your colleagues as we explore opportunities to empower our students, our staffs and ourselves! Michigan Association for Media in Education Annual Conference November 2- 4, 2016 Amway Grand Plaza, Grand Rapids , Michigan The Conference rate for Hotel rooms is $159.00/night until October 14th Hotel reservations may be made online or by calling the hotel reservation phone number (616-774-2000).  (Be sure to mention that you are attending the MAME Annual Conference.) Conference details are available on the website Visit often to stay informed.  New information added weekly!   Register Now!    Books come to life at the Macomb Center 09/19/2016 Books come to life at the Macomb Center Please see below for a great program for students from PreK - 12 at the Macomb Center. Their events are curriculum linked and you can arrange field trips as well as encourage to attend individually if appropriate. ______________________________ The Macomb Center's Page to Stage series brings a new slate of books to life on the Macomb Center's stage each season. These world-class productions starring professional actors bring characters from history and literature to the stage―giving voice to words and inspiring young people to find their own voice.   The experience of coming to see a show is never meant to replace reading the book, rather to complement and encourage reading. Each of the shows has a study guide to accompany the show, and the lessons and activities can be done in a classroom or family setting.  Shows range in target grade level from PreK – 12. Tickets are just $5 for students, and teachers are free with a group of 20 or more.   A full brochure is attached, and information is also on the Macomb Center website. Please call Meghan with any questions, or for tickets call 586.286.2021 to be connected to a group sales specialist.   Sincerely,   Meghan Mott Program Coordinator Lorenzo Cultural Center Macomb Center for the Performing Arts 586.226.4759 44575 Garfield, Clinton Township, MI 48038 Early Literacy Instruction that Works 09/20/2016 Early Literacy Instruction that Works FYI about the following free Education Week webinar on September 26th. _____________________________________ Early Literacy Instruction: 10 Research-Informed Practices That Can Change Every Classroom Content provided by BloomBoard. This webinar takes place on September 26, 2016 @ 2 p.m. ET Register for this webinar now. As in many states, far too many of Michigan's children are not reading proficiently by the end of grade three—and the situation continues to worsen. Addressing this problem can require broad and significant improvement in instructional practices. Toward that end, an Early Literacy Task Force (ELTF) in Michigan identified 10 research-informed classroom literacy instructional practices for Pre-K and 10 such practices for K-3 that can have a meaningful impact on student literacy.   In this presentation, Nell Duke, Susan Townsend, and Naomi Norman will share these instructional practices, and discuss how the ELTF is working to make them a focus of professional development throughout the state of Michigan. These practices can be used by educators nationwide to make similar changes in their states.   Presenters: • Nell K. Duke, professor, literacy, language, and culture, University of Michigan • Naomi Norman, assistant superintendent, achievement & student services, Washtenaw Intermediate School District, Mich. • Susan Townsend, director of instruction and learning services, Jackson County Intermediate School District, Mich. Moderator: • Kelly Montes De Oca, chief learning officer, BloomBoard   Register for this webinar now.   Pre-K Essential Instructional Practices in Early Literacy 09/21/2016 Pre-K Essential Instructional Practices in Early Literacy Below is a great professional learning opportunity!   Several counties in West Michigan have collaborated to create a day on the PreKindergarten Essential Instructional Practices with Nell Duke on October 7 from 8:30-3:30 at the Fruitport Golf Club.  Over 100 are already registered and more sign up every day, but there is currently room for almost 200 more.  Feel free to send this event information to whomever you think would be interested.     Here is the direct link for registration:   https://reg.abcsignup.com/reg/event_page.aspx?ek=0078-0003-845e3206a4a84aa093fe945b9092443c   Please direct questions to the contacts on the  registration link.  Questions?  Contact Us STAY CONNECTED:

New posts on Detroit: Little Library Capital of the WORLD! @313libraries

New post on Detroit: Little Library Capital of the WORLD!

Little Library Prize Winners by Kim Once upon a time, there were 25 Detroit artists who used their canvas to explore social, political and cultural issues, showing people what they may not see in Detroit. These artists helped us promote reading and community by putting their work on 25 Little Free Libraries destined for Detroit community gardens and urban farms. The unique exhibition was also known as the inaugural Little Library Prize – an art show based on the model of ArtPrize, but with a social mission. Congratulations to all 25 Detroit artists who participated in the show, displayed at the Fifth Third Bank Michigan State Fair over Labor Day weekend 2016. In our minds, all are winners for using their talents to help promote a mission of reading in Detroit through the Little Free Library. We are grateful for their time but the true winners will soon be the children of Detroit. But there were some cash prizes at stake. And the winners are... 1- Jelly Estrada, with 767 votes, "Once Upon A Time" Tie 2 & 3-- Pete Coe, with 296 likes, "Monster Farm" Gabrielle Gorges, with 296 likes, "Vibrant Life" 4- Niagara Detroit- 248 likes, for "Can I Help it if I Love to Read?" 5- Eric Millikin -216 likes for "The Butterfly Effect: Endangered Reading." Kim | September 9, 2016 at 6:49 pm | Tags: ArtPrize, LittleLibraryPrize, MichiganStateFair | URL: http://wp.me/p52Uch-2bQ Comment

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2016 9th Annual Rochester Writers' Fall Conference Oct8th! REGISTER NOW! #michlit #MotownLit @talktravel

Fall Writers' Conference Opens Registration

The Ninth Annual Rochester Writers' Conference has opened registration. Early Bird Sign-Ups are available for 30 days. The one-day event takes place at Oakland University in Rochester, Michigan on Saturday, October 8, 2016. Fiction and Non-Fiction workshops, panels, and lectures run9:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. with a keynote speaker, lunch, and all day refreshments included. Winners of the current contest will get a chance to read their winning entry at the conference.

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2 #MichLit Workshops for Writers October 15th via @WWAAYA2YPSI

Workshop: Writing for Children,
October 15, 2016 at the University of Michigan.
Sponsored by Women Writers of Ann Arbor/Ypsi.
Learn all about it at www.wwaay.com

Shutta Crum will examine writing for a young audience, considering the sight, sound and sense of
words for children. Best of all, she will reveal the joy in writing for this toughest of audiences by sharing the best of children’s literature.

Register for both workshops at www.wwaay.com

Workshop: Social Media and Marketing for Women Writers of All Genres,
October 15, 2016 at the University of Michigan.
Sponsored  by Women Writers of Ann Arbor/Ypsi.
Learn all about it at www.wwaay.com

Thinking about launching a blog but don’t know where to start? Not sure which social media platform is right for you? Join Leslie McGraw, Multimedia Content Strategist, as she discusses how to create a network of potential readers and how to discover the best tools to promote your work. Space is limited!


Register for both workshops at www.wwaay.com

Children's Writing & also Social Media Workshop Oct 15th via @WWAAYA2YPSI

Workshop: Writing for Children,
October 15, 2016 at the University of Michigan.
Sponsored by Women Writers of Ann Arbor/Ypsi.
Learn all about it at www.wwaay.com

Shutta Crum will examine writing for a young audience, considering the sight, sound and sense of
words for children. Best of all, she will reveal the joy in writing for this toughest of audiences by sharing the best of children’s literature.

Register for both workshops at www.wwaay.com

Workshop: Social Media and Marketing for Women Writers of All Genres,
October 15, 2016 at the University of Michigan.
Sponsored  by Women Writers of Ann Arbor/Ypsi.
Learn all about it at www.wwaay.com

Thinking about launching a blog but don’t know where to start? Not sure which social media platform is right for you? Join Leslie McGraw, Multimedia Content Strategist, as she discusses how to create a network of potential readers and how to discover the best tools to promote your work. Space is limited!


Register for both workshops at www.wwaay.com

Women who Inspire Event Speakers Showcase September 20th @ Ferndale Library via @WomenWhoInspir1 ·

I hope you will join us this Tuesday, September 20th at Ferndale
Library from 7-9 pm for our Author Speaks Showcase. Authors include
Facilitator and Women who Inspire Vice-President Barbra Gentry-Pugh,
Francine Houston, Latresa Rice, Barakah Miller, Yvonne Bailey, Tunishai
Ford, and Nicole Motley. Please contact me if you have any questions about
this event at 248.346.5068 or visit us online at www.womenwhoinspire.org.Women who Inspire calendar for
next year! I hope you will join us this Tuesday, September 20th at Ferndale
Library from 7-9 pm for our Author Speaks Showcase. Authors include
Facilitator and Women who Inspire Vice-President Barbra Gentry-Pugh,
Francine Houston, Latresa Rice, Barakah Miller, Yvonne Bailey, Tunishai
Ford, and Nicole Motley. Please contact me if you have any questions about
this event contact us online at www.womenwhoinspire.org.

Thanks,
Nancy O'Neale

2 #MichLit Workshops for Writers October 15th via @WWAAYA2YPSI

Workshop: Writing for Children,
October 15, 2016 at the University of Michigan.
Sponsored by Women Writers of Ann Arbor/Ypsi.
Learn all about it at www.wwaay.com

Shutta Crum will examine writing for a young audience, considering the sight, sound and sense of
words for children. Best of all, she will reveal the joy in writing for this toughest of audiences by sharing the best of children’s literature.

Register for both workshops at www.wwaay.com

Workshop: Social Media and Marketing for Women Writers of All Genres,
October 15, 2016 at the University of Michigan.
Sponsored  by Women Writers of Ann Arbor/Ypsi.
Learn all about it at www.wwaay.com

Thinking about launching a blog but don’t know where to start? Not sure which social media platform is right for you? Join Leslie McGraw, Multimedia Content Strategist, as she discusses how to create a network of potential readers and how to discover the best tools to promote your work. Space is limited!


Register for both workshops at www.wwaay.com

Re: [DetWrtrsGalore] #MotownWriters Monthly @Meetup w/Kevin Wayne Johnson Inspiring Us To Tell our Stories @Writing4theLord Oct8th RSVP #Detroit

Promotions, marketing, and sales have different, yet interconnected goals. Yet many lump them into a single category. All three are necessary to generate sales that make a company profitable. Promotions identifies the need or creates the desire . Marketing shows why this particular product solves the problem or satisfies the want. Sales closes the deal by asking for the purchase and giving the details of how to buy the product or service.

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Combining two concepts, Never Can sayGood-bye creates an innovative spin on the ghostly genre. With a tagline, "When love is forever, death is only the beginning," it is comparable to Ghost and The Others.

Imprisoned in her family's home, the spirit of a murdered child waits for her parents to free her. But they have moved on to new lives as has her killer. Randi must bring them back together, so that they can forgive themselves and make amends. If she succeeds, they will all heal and she will be freed to also reincarnate. If she fails, their need for revenge will damn them all.

On Wednesday, September 14, 2016 7:42 AM, "Sylvia Hubbard sylviahubbard@gmail.com [DetroitWritersGalore]" <DetroitWritersGalore@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

 

• Saturday, October 8, 2016

  10:00 AM
• Detroit Library - Main

  5201 Woodward Ave., Detroit, MI (edit map)
• 3rd flr Literary Arts Room
• (Please forward this to a friend and bring several friends with you.) 
  
  See ya Sat and please bring a donation to help us out.

  

  About the speaker: 

  Because, he says, "God uses ordinary people to accomplish extraordinary things," Pastor Kevin Wayne Johnson has taken up the task of developing individual and organizational operating excellence as his life's ministry. He coaches in order to coax audiences to live out their gifts, and in the words of his national best-selling book series, to then "Give God the Glory!" 

  This book series has earned the former radio and television host some 19 literary awards. Gayle King, an editor-at-large for O, The Oprah Magazine praised his work, writing to him that "Your book, Kevin, touched me."

  Pastor Johnson provides organizations and the people who work within them with the tools to forge effective personal and interpersonal communication. He delivers training on the elements of dynamic relationships, to equip teams with the attitudes and attributes needed to develop individuals into leaders. 

  An Independent certified coach, teacher and speaker with the nationally recognized John Maxwell Team, Pastor Johnson leads learning experiences that are tailored to meet the specific needs of the audience, to help maximize efficiency, growth, awareness and effectiveness. 

  He is also dedicated to assisting authors in making their publishing dreams come true. He's addressed and led workshops at major events including: the annual Harlem Book Fair, where he moderated a panel discussion on C-SPAN; Book Expo America at the Los Angeles Convention Center; the Capital Book Fest in the Washington D.C. metro area; and the Word Power International Book Fair in London, England. In addition he's presented sessions before major Christian writers and publishers groups, as well as before national Christian leadership development conventions.  www.KevinWayneJohnson.com

  RSVP now and then share this with other writers! All are welcome! 
  
  Also bring your literary challenges, new books to announce and successes! 
  
  Networking is key to our survival as writers and authors! This is your chance to learn, network and connect!

  
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ANNUAL EVENTS TO ATTEND

2nd Weekend every November THE ESSENCE OF MOTOWN LITERARY WEEKEND AND CONFERENCE. Calling all Readers and Writers, you are invited to Detroit's TWO day event for literary. TABLES STILL AVAILABLE FOR Authors and vendors and sponsors. http://essenceofmotown.com

ANNUAL WRITER'S INTERNET WORKSHOP AND ELECTRONIC BOOK FAIR in Detroit @ The Detroit Impact Center 9930 Greenfield, Detroit, 48227. Email yexsenia2@yahoo.com for more information.

2nd Saturday in August from 11 A.M. to 1 P.M.  5TH ANNUAL LITERARY MEET AND GREET  - Motown Writers & Readers Literary Meet and Greet
Reader & Participant Entrance Fee: FREE /  Vendors: $15(plus a promotion or book donation) Network and discuss with Guest and the literary community. For more information: 313.289.8614 For more information, please contact Sylvia Hubbard, motownwriters@yahoo.com  or at 313.289.8614.

August 2008 - Second Time Media & Communications presents: 1st ANNUAL BLACK TIE LITERARY GALA "Promoting Literacy and Diversity in the City of Detroit" For more information please call: 313-263-2711 or purchase your tickets at: http://detroitliterarygala.homestead.com/

The 5TH Annual AUTHORS AND ARTISTS IN CHICAGO. All genres welcome, special rates for publishing companies and literary groups. Sponsored by 220 Communications. For more information call 1-866-533-9884 or e-mail info@220communications.com. http://authorsandartistslive.com

1st week in October Pen To Paper Literary Symposium in Ohio. http://www.penofthewriter.com.

3rd Saturday in October: Southeastern Michigan Book Club Mingle  FREE w/RSVP http://motownbookclub.homestead.com

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