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Good afternoon,
I wanted to write you a quick note to say thank you for your support to my literary endeavors and the Michigan Literary Network (also Motown Writers Network) as a reader or as a writer or both!
๐For Both that makes you extra special! ๐
I also want to make sure that I'm meeting your needs. Please take 1 minute to answer the following questions for me. You may choose either the reader questions or the writer questions.
๐FOR READERS:๐
===>What's the biggest challenge that you face when it comes to reading? time? diversity? interest?
===>What Reading trinkets do you wish authors offered more?
===>What types of genres do you wish I would explore more?
===>Last fiction book you read by me?
===>Are you subscribed to Sylvia Hubbard's blog update? http://sylviahubbard.com/subscribe
๐FOR WRITERS/AUTHORS:๐
===>What kind of writing assistance do you wish you could have?
===>What kind of promotion training do you need?
===>What is the biggest challenge that you face when it comes to promoting your book now?
===>Have you been featured on Motown Writers Network Website? http://motownwriters.com
Just reply back to this message and let me know.
Looking forward to serving you better.
Talk soon,
Sylvia Hubbard
Suspense/Romance Author & Founder of Motown Writers Network
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Our guest speaker would be Kimberberly BatchelorDavis
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About this author
Kimberly Batchelor Davis has been in love with books since she was a child. Who would've known that
God would bless her with the gift of writing; however he did, and she was reminded of that on September
11, 2001 after the devastating attacks on America. Kimberly's desire to write was renewed. Kimberly
fervently believes that "We live by faith, not by sight" (2 Corinthians 5:7.) It reminds us to continue to
put our faith in God instead of ourselves. She realized that something was missing from her life; it was
writing. She says: "I had to have a purpose and it wasn't just about making money, I had to give back
in some way—I just didn't know how." Since then, she has not looked back. She lives by this in creating
stories that have shared experiences and which inspire or cause people to think about situations in a
different way. Recently, she released two children's books "Rose and the Enchanted Seven" and "Look,
Daddy! There's a Bunny. Kimberly released "Escape to Paradise: Book 1, 2 and 3", the exciting, fictional
romantic trilogy book series.
Kimberly is a contributing writer for Date Night Magazine and Pandem Magazine. She has been featured
on the Brand-New Mommy and the Bougie Black Girl blogs where she discusses her bout of depression,
motherhood and writing. She has published articles with Saved magazine and Mi Estilo, an online
Hispanic magazine. Kimberly speaks professionally on issues that she's passionate about, which include
motherhood, literacy, community civic engagement and writing. Presently, she is the host of the Kim B.
Davis Show which is featured on YouTube.com, Apple, Spotify, Google, Stitcher and she is the Lifestyle
Editor for the Michael Van Tull Show and Community Highlights with Missionary Hattie Humphrey on
Detroit Praise Network and BlogTalk Radio. Kimberly has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science
from Wayne State University.
Website: www.KimBDavis.com
The link for books is https://www.kimbdavis.com/books-products or check out her Amazon store at https://amzn.to/3dX11FR
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Shows drop on Tuesdays and Thursdays
Her show is available on Apple, Spotify, Google, and Stitcher
Lifestyle Editor on The Michael Van Tull Show and Community Highlights with Missionary Hattie Humphrey
(Every Sunday from 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.)
To contact Kimberly Batchelor Davis, BatchelorDavis Group, please visit www.kimbdavis.com, www.twitter.com/batchelordavis and
www.facebook.com/batchelordavis .
Today, June29th, at 1:450 pm
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MEDIA CONTACT: Patricia A. Ellis, 313-410-3417 | https://www.gpt.org/
Grosse Pointe Theatre's Playwriting Workshops will teach the art of storytelling
Workshops prepare authors for the upcoming ten-minute play festival competition.
GROSSE POINTE, MI – All playwrights and those interested in becoming one are invited to participate in
Grosse Pointe Theatre's Take Ten Playwriting Workshops, which will be held virtually July – October 2021,
from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on the second Saturday of the month. Registration for the workshop series is
now open. The cost for the four-workshop series is $25. However, the workshops are complimentary for
Grosse Pointe Theatre members, so all participants are welcome to become a GPT member. Membership
information is provided on the registration page. The workshops will teach skills in storytelling through
playwriting, specifically the ten-minute play format. This year's playwriting theme is, "While You Were Out,"
similar to the message slips used in offices and the twists and turns that can happen communicating the
message. The virtual workshop format will make it easy for playwrights from around the state to participate.
By the end of the workshop series, participants should have a finished ten-minute play that they can submit
to Grosse Pointe Theatre's Take Ten, Ten-Minute Play Festival competition. The competition is open to all
playwrights. The workshop series will be a worthwhile educational exercise for newcomers, as well as those
who have experience in playwriting. Play submissions to GPT's playwriting competition will be accepted
through Dec. 31, 2021, and the winning submissions will be performed next spring.
Grosse Pointe Theatre's ten-minute play festival, now in its eighth year, is the brainchild of longtime GPT
member Mary Lou Britton who has been leading this program as its executive producer since it began.

After assuming many technical and administrative responsibilities at GPT through the years, Britton honed-
in on her writing skills creating ten-minute plays. She has written several short plays since. Having spent her
career as an executive communicator and editor, and now playwright, Britton is excited to share her skills
and enthusiasm for playwriting with other playwrights and newcomers. Britton will team-teach the
workshops with Stella Woitulewicz, an actor and theatre buff who got hooked on comedy writing at Second
City Detroit. She has written and co-directed numerous short plays since.
"Playwriting has grown in popularity through the years and it's exciting to see someone take a story idea
and create a plot, characters and a setting that audiences can relate too," said Britton. "Playwriting opens
up another dimension to storytelling, connecting each character's experiences in a believable and
entertaining way – in this case, all in ten minutes! We look forward to working with this year's participants
and seeing their creative process develop into a finished ten-minute play."
For more information on Grosse Pointe Theatre's Take Ten Playwriting Workshops and Ten-Minute Play
Festival, visit http://www.gpt.org. Additional questions can be addressed by emailing playfestival@gpt.org or by
calling 586-779-8974.
About Grosse Pointe Theatre
Grosse Pointe Theatre, a volunteer-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, is honored to celebrate more
than 72 years of entertaining audiences in southeast Michigan – connecting, creating and inspiring
communities through theatre. For information on virtual and live performances, youth and educational
programs, membership and other ways to get involved or show support, visit http://www.gpt.org or call 313-881- All donations are tax deductible and appreciated.