Don was first with the name calling. “Emily is a poet,” he said, all smiley. Then Larry joined in, “Emily’s poetic writing.” Backed in a corner, I tried to stay light and loose, but I felt defensive. Wait, I had a clever retort. “Am not.” Then I dispensed evidence: I own nary a beret, ruffle
We've interviewed the woman of the hour, new Carteret Writers president Meganne Smith, to learn what makes her tick. Meet Meganne and other local writers August 21st 4-6pm at Reed's Coffee. 1. How long have you lived in Carteret County? I moved to Carteret County in 1990 as a child. I moved away to attend
Hello Carteret Writers Group! As we, the new set of volunteers, take the reins (or the helm, if you prefer a boating term, Carteretians), we are pondering many questions that run the gamut from minor to profound. One of these questions, I’d like to pose to you: Is writing a hobby? Writing as a
Hello Members and Prospective Members – We are excited to see new and familiar faces on Wednesday September 18th from 4-6pm at Reeds Coffee in downtown Morehead City. Local author and Emerald Isle Books owner Curt Finch will speak about publishing and the book business, and we will have time to read and socialize. All
Hello Members and Prospective Members - We are returning from summer break, excited to see new and familiar faces. All are welcome! On Wednesday August 21st from 4-6pm, please join us at Reeds Coffee in downtown Morehead City. Bring your head! A head full of ideas for the next two years and a head for
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