Category Archives: Calls for Submissions

River of Grass Writing Experience

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Your Scribbler is excited to share our little slice of paradise with writers who seek a quiet place to write, learn, and improve your work.

The River of Grass Writing Experience is held in a serene, natural setting at the confluence of the Trout and Ribault rivers in historic north Jacksonville: 8472 Concord Blvd. W, Jacksonville, FL 32208

Work with Darlyn Finch Kuhn (award-winning author of the novel Sewing Holes, the short story collection Red Wax Rose, and the poetry collection Three Houses) as well as other talented writers to create and refine poems, short stories, memoirs, and novels of your own.

6 week (2 hour) workshops on novels and memoirs are limited to 6 students and are $300. (June 5, 12, 19, 26, July 3, 10)

4 week (2 hour) workshops on short stories and poetry are limited to 8 students and are $150.  (June 6, 13, 20, 27)

3 hour weekend workshops on a variety of real-world topics of interest to writers (prompts included) are $50. (See list and schedule, below.)

Writing to the Beats – an exploration of the influence of music and nature on the work of On the Road author Jack Kerouac – Saturday, June 9 from 2-5 p.m.

Writing New Southern Gothic – weird characters, strange places, and tough times combine to create classic fiction with a twist – Saturday, July 14 from 2-5 p.m.

To learn more and/or register for any River of Grass Writing Experiencewrite to Darlyn here.

Philip F. Deaver Memorial Page at Burrow Press Website

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Philip F. Deaver’s last collection, Forty Martyrs, was published in 2015 by Burrow Press, and they have asked your Scribbler to request submissions for a memorial page to be developed at burrowpress.com.  For many of us, Phil was a beloved teacher, mentor, and friend. Burrow Press would like short lines of remembrance about how he influenced or impacted you as a writer. Send your thoughts to ryan@burrowpress.com.

Please share this request with friends, fans, and students of Phil.

 

 

 

How Supporting Other Writers Can Benefit an Author

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The final segment of my three-part interview with the Author Learning Center concerns supporting other writers in every way we can – attending readings, buying books, writing book reviews, etc. – before ever asking anyone to do those things for you.

Scribbles is the main way I try to help other writers and artists, in addition to those mentioned above. If you want to learn more, sign up, or tell me about a publication or event, click here.  It’s free, and I will never sell the list. Information about your readings, publications, and events will post on the Scribbles website, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and will also go out to lovers of art and literature at 3 p.m. via my daily enewsletter.

If you sign up for Scribbles and have a website of your own, you can send me the link and become a Notable Scribbler on the Scribbles website.

Please check it out, and spread the word.

Spread the Word about Scribbles, so we can spread the word about YOU

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Your Scribbler wanted to make sure all the newbies (especially in Jacksonville) know that Scribbles is available to anyone who loves reading, books, writers, bookstores, libraries, and yes, other arts such as music, dance, spoken word, and theater.

You can sign up for Scribbles here.  It costs nothing, and we will never sell the list.

If you are on our Scribbles email list, and have a website or Facebook page of your own, you can ask us to add you to the front page of our website as a Notable Scribbler.

If you have an event or publication you’d like us to promote (free of charge!) via the Scribbles website, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and our email list, click here.

Please share this info with others via social media, email, soapbox, whatev.