Showing posts with label Oklahoma City. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oklahoma City. Show all posts
4/4/14
AUTHOR BOOK SIGNING
10/21/13
Arts Festival Set for November 2-3
Art for sale includes paintings,
prints, photography, Native American art, glass pottery, jewelry, and more.
There is no admission charge and everyone is
invited to come view the art and shop this annual event. There will also be special guided tours of the historic and artfully rich 1928 Gothic Sanctuary on both days.
This event
benefits programs and missions of Wesley UMC, including the school, New Hope
Academy, in Liberia.
For additional information contact
Wesley UMC-OKC 405-525-3521 or Festival Coordinator Gay Abarr 405-745-7799.
Contact: Susan Howard
2020 NW 21st
Oklahoma City, OK 73106
405-524-1556
rshoward@aol.com
Date of Release: September 20, 2013
9/11/13
Time is Running Out
FINAL REGISTRATION NOTICE!!!
Sonia Gensler (The Revenant), Tim Tharp (The Spectacular Now, film/book) Regina Brooks (Serendipity Agency)
Rose State Short Course on Writing, Oklahoma City (Sept 27-29)
I'm sending this last chance e-bulletin to remind everyone to register for the Rose State Short Course on Writing. You still have time to enter all the contests at no additional cost, but only if you hurry. This is the time to dust off your manuscripts and see what happens. Remember, the contests are open to everyone registered for the conference. You can enter every category and it still won't cost you anything extra.
According to Poets & Writers, the Rose State Short Course is the best writing conference for the best value in the Southwest. Do your writing career a favor by taking this chance to learn from the over thirty writers, agents, and editors presenting on three tracks covering fiction, nonfiction, and the business side of writing. One-on-one consultations with writers, editors, and literary agents will be offered at no additional cost. Because of the College's support, this fantastic value is being offered at the unprecedented low price of $129 ($49 for students, free for Rose State faculty and staff). Register by calling 405 733 7392.
On Saturday, at the First Page Panel, all participants are invited to submit the first page from their work-in-progress to be critiqued (anonymously) by David Morrell and agents Marcy Posner and Regina Brooks. These critiques are sure to be honest and enlightening. Drop your first page off at the registration desk when you arrive.
For submission guidelines, or for more information about the conference, visit: http://www.rose.edu/writing-short-course.
Please spread the word about the Short Course to your writing friends. Rose State is committed to providing meaningful assistance to writers and I want everyone to know about it.
The Schedule
The Short Course begins Friday night at 6 with an informal booksigning and chance to chat with the authors, followed by the evening program at 7, which will feature the announcement of the contest winners and the keynote by David Morrell (Rambo: First Blood). Sessions will go all day Saturday and Sunday beginning at 9 a.m. Here's a brief breakdown of the schedule for Saturday and Sunday:
Sonia Gensler (The Revenant), Tim Tharp (The Spectacular Now, film/book) Regina Brooks (Serendipity Agency)
Rose State Short Course on Writing, Oklahoma City (Sept 27-29)
I'm sending this last chance e-bulletin to remind everyone to register for the Rose State Short Course on Writing. You still have time to enter all the contests at no additional cost, but only if you hurry. This is the time to dust off your manuscripts and see what happens. Remember, the contests are open to everyone registered for the conference. You can enter every category and it still won't cost you anything extra.
According to Poets & Writers, the Rose State Short Course is the best writing conference for the best value in the Southwest. Do your writing career a favor by taking this chance to learn from the over thirty writers, agents, and editors presenting on three tracks covering fiction, nonfiction, and the business side of writing. One-on-one consultations with writers, editors, and literary agents will be offered at no additional cost. Because of the College's support, this fantastic value is being offered at the unprecedented low price of $129 ($49 for students, free for Rose State faculty and staff). Register by calling 405 733 7392.
On Saturday, at the First Page Panel, all participants are invited to submit the first page from their work-in-progress to be critiqued (anonymously) by David Morrell and agents Marcy Posner and Regina Brooks. These critiques are sure to be honest and enlightening. Drop your first page off at the registration desk when you arrive.
For submission guidelines, or for more information about the conference, visit: http://www.rose.edu/writing-short-course.
Please spread the word about the Short Course to your writing friends. Rose State is committed to providing meaningful assistance to writers and I want everyone to know about it.
The Schedule
The Short Course begins Friday night at 6 with an informal booksigning and chance to chat with the authors, followed by the evening program at 7, which will feature the announcement of the contest winners and the keynote by David Morrell (Rambo: First Blood). Sessions will go all day Saturday and Sunday beginning at 9 a.m. Here's a brief breakdown of the schedule for Saturday and Sunday:
12/17/11
FULL CIRCLE BOOKSTORE EVENT: INDIE INK
A third Saturday of the month event bringing local authors and local readers together in a locally owned bookstore.
FULL CIRCLE BOOKSTORE'S INDIE INK
12/8/10
LIFE ON THE LINE - OKC Landmark Cafeteria Shares Story
Just in time for the holidays, Forty-Sixth Star Press announces its latest book Life on the Line: The Dodson's Cafeteria Story, a blend of city history, politics, and nostalgia, sprinkled with the recipes people "waited in line for." With help from all of the members of the Dodson family, Joe and Charlotte tell their story of being pioneers in the OKC cafeteria business, a thriving community which won OKC the distinction of being the "cafeteria capitol of the world." Their three Dodson cafeterias were the meeting place for business, community, and churches across the city, and their famous pies were the envy of many a harried OKC housewife during the busy holidays.
Life on the Line is now available at http://www.fortysixthstarpress.com/ or at OKC's Full Circle Book Store. For a great holiday gift, along with flavorful memories, come to our Full Circle book signing on Sunday, December 19th at 2:00 p.m. (1900 N. W. Expressway).
"...To my family, "Dodson's" and "holidays" were synonymous. Being from north Oklahoma City, Dodson's was a special trip. Ironically, my family's 'culinary skills' were lacking: holiday meals were catered..Of all places in Oklahoma City, Dodson's was our choice--especially for the pies. My grandfather and I always ordered an extra mince pie, 'just for us." Kyle Anderson, Chef and Owner -- Kyle's 1025
Contact: Pamela Bracken, Publisher, 46th Star Press, pbracken@fortysixthstarpress.com, 405-514-5636
"...To my family, "Dodson's" and "holidays" were synonymous. Being from north Oklahoma City, Dodson's was a special trip. Ironically, my family's 'culinary skills' were lacking: holiday meals were catered..Of all places in Oklahoma City, Dodson's was our choice--especially for the pies. My grandfather and I always ordered an extra mince pie, 'just for us." Kyle Anderson, Chef and Owner -- Kyle's 1025
Contact: Pamela Bracken, Publisher, 46th Star Press, pbracken@fortysixthstarpress.com, 405-514-5636
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