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Blog Post by Anechy Padron
This week, member Anechy Padron shares her new coloring book at https://a.co/d/0fsyc5OS and her blog post about her art and the Beaufort Farmers Market at https://anechypadron.com/art-sale-in-beaufort-nc/
Member Survey
We have created a survey to help with planning while we are on Summer Break. It is three short question, two multiple choice and one requesting comment. Please let us know what you think by responding to this survey. Just click on the link below and it should take you there. If it does not auto link, please copy paste. https://forms.gle/oh2yVv74xK1JjP5a6
My Journey to Writing Science Fiction
I grew up in the space age, which drew me to reading science fiction. In elementary school, I started with Jules Verne novels before finding Ray Bradbury and many more authors over the years. I wanted to write science fiction stories as I got older. Decades later, after dozens of magazines published my contemporary and literary short stories, none were science fiction. When I decided to publish novels, of course my first was science fiction. But I didn’t continue with that genre. I had all these published short stories asking me to put them in a book. I used
An Interview with Rose, New Carteret Writers Secretary
Carteret Writers welcomes Rose Culbreth as our new Secretary - thank you, Rose, for taking the position and keeping us writing & rolling. We interviewed Rose to learn more about our new board member: 1. Rose, what did you want to be when you grew up? Jo March, a writer. 2. How has your upbringing and background shaped your work? I was brought up to believe I could do anything I set my mind to do. That has been pretty much true although I still cannot flap my arms and fly. 3. When did you realize you wanted to be
Sporky
I’ve wanted to be an author since I was a wee one sitting in my painted, wooden rocking chair pretending to read a work that I had memorized. I don’t fully remember the plot line, but it involved two characters named Jack and Jill and mountain climbing. The never vague part was how I jonesed for the writing/reading experience, how much I never strayed or wavered on my love for the feel and promise of a book in my hands. My first full book, A Spork in the Road, was published this spring by Epic-Carteret Books, an imprint of
Member Blog Roll
If you’re a CW member with a blog you’d like to share on our blog roll, email us the link at carteretwriters@gmail.com with the subject line: [Your Name] Blog Link.
