Katherine McDaniel grew up roaming fields and woods near Dripping Springs, Texas, developing a passion for nature and imagination. She credits her creative instincts and interests to her mother, Mary Fries Johnson, who supplied her with beautifully written and illustrated books and was always up for the latest art project.
Katherine trained as a classical singer, her favorite repertoire being art song, which combines poetry with music in an extremely intimate way. She has spent twenty wonderful years in the Houston Grand Opera Chorus, singing many productions of traditional and modern operas. The theater has been a wonderful place for growth and expression, but it has always been her dream to be a creator and a curator of art rather than solely a performer.
She is the founder of Synkroniciti, an arts incubator, and the editor of Synkroniciti Magazine, a quarterly online literary and visual art journal with a Jungian slant. The magazine published its twenty-fifth issue, “Dreams,” in September and is in its seventh year, featuring local and global talent.
Her poetry has appeared in Gleam: Journal of the Cadralor and is forthcoming in Friendswood Library's 2025 Ekphrastic Poetry Anthology, How to Tend a Wall. In 2013, she was commissioned by Houston Grand Opera to write poetry based on the lives of women who immigrated from Latin America.
Much to her surprise and delight, Katherine's art recently won third prize in WiVLA’s Rise Exhibition. She has shown at Art on the Avenue, a charitable exhibition and auction that supports housing assistance, and was selected for the 100 Years of Surrealism exhibition at the Hardy & Nance Gallery.
She exhibits work there from time to time and reads her poetry at Archway Gallery. She has taught workshops at Houston Botanic Garden and Writespace and will be launching online classes under the Synkroniciti banner in the near future.
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Who will WiVLA highlight next?
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Each month, a WiVLA member is highlighted in the Newsletter. This is a fun way for us to get to know each other.
Contact the Literary Art Chair or the Visual Art Chair, if you would like your time in the spotlight.
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Margo has a flash, fiction piece, Dating Profile ~ Sexy Seniors App, in the upcoming exhibit at The Health Museum. She also has a piece in the forthcoming Anthology Ekphrastic through the Friendswood Library. Plus she has a poem, When Bread is More than Flour, Yeast, and Water, in in Equinox, Volume 9, Wide Open.
Margo and her long-time collaborator, Donna E. Perkins, had their current Women in the Visual and Literary Arts project accepted into the Festival Fotogenia 2025 film festival, which will be played online. And if Margo can get the audio translated into Spanish, it will screen in person in Mexico City in November. Yo estoy feliz!
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Pat has her painting Parking Lot Lunch juried into the Watercolor Art Society Houston (WASH) Member Show. The reception is scheduled for Sunday, Oct 5th at approximately 4:00 PM.
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Donna has had several recent successes:
- Five pieces of Donna's artworks were accepted into Gloze Museum 2025 exhibit, curated by Derek Beck. The digital showcase premiere of the hour-long video walkthrough of the digital museum will be available online the following day. After the premiere, they will be spotlighting each artist’s work on Gloze’s social channels throughout the fall. Sponsored by Houston Arts Alliance.
- Donna's mixed media art Where Passion meets the Goal is part of The Beautiful Game exhibition at Houston City College Eastside Campus, curated by Betirri.
- The Oliver residence at Sawyer Yards has chosen to host a solo exhibit of 7 pieces of Donna's artworks on the 7th floor sky lounge. They are planning an artist reception on October 22, from 4:00 to 6:00pm for their residents on Wine Down Wednesday. Donaa invites all of the WiVLA members to the opening!
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Kathi has had a number of successes:
- An article about Kathi's book is on the Writer's Workshop website: Alumni Spotlight: From Language Immersion to Literary Achievement - Kathi Crawford's Journey to Publication
- The Argyle published Kathi's creative nonfiction story, Versions of My Mother, on 9/15.
- Synkroniciti published two of her poems in the Dreams issue: The Study of Moving Through Time and I Sat Next to Octavia E. Butler on a Tour Bus Headed to Crater Plato, on 9/15.
- A series of Kathi's connected Haiku were selected by The Short of It Anthology to be published in 2026: A Muffled Sky, A Writer's Creed, Rising, Just Like an Hourglass, Pause, and An Opening
- Kathi is collaborating with Writespace to hold a Meet the Authors & Book Signing event on 10/18. Attendees can still participate if they are not registered. Donna Carnahan helped bring this together.
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Sandi is delighted to join many WiVLA members in the Dreams issue just released by Synkronicity. Her poem Pipe Dream tells a dreamy ghost story set in Singapore. You can read it on her Facebook site.
And just when she thought her work hadn't been accepted for Public Poetry's Unbroken anthology, she received a congratulatory email from editor Detrick Hughes that her poem The Hero has been chosen.
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Denise had two photographs and her flash-fiction piece Dishes selected for the Dreams issue of Synkroniciti.
And Denise's photograph, Board Surfing in Pink, is in Equinox, Volume 9, Wide Open.
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Celeste Budwit-Hunter has a poem, When I Say It's Good Luck, and two photographs, Portal and The Way, published in Equinox, Volume 9, Wide Open.
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Melody Locke has two photographic prints in each of the following group exhibitions: Houston Maritime Center & Museum and the Outreach Center of West Houston. She also had a lumen print juried into the Awesome Autumn exhibition at the KBM Art Gallery.
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Jamie Frontiera won Honorable Mentions For Teravarna's 8th Water competition for her Koi Fish Pond carving. This is the carving that is the cover art for Sykroniciti's Dreams issue!
And her Joyful Dance woodcarving was selected in Lights, Shadows, Reflections 2025 an online juried exhibition. The Official Opening is October 9, 2025 at Gallerium Art Exhibitions.
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Synkroniciti is Open
for Written and Visual Art Submissions
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Synkroniciti is a quarterly online arts journal. They accept work in a variety of media across the visual, literary and performing arts spectrum.
Issue Vol. 7, No. 4, Patterns, will debut this fall.
Patterns are etched across nature and stitched through our memories. They are the rhythms of life, the habits we inherit or establish, cycles we long to create or break. From personal and cultural history to the motifs of our dreams and imagination, they shape who we are, how we see our world and how we act. Marked by geometric precision or chaotic abandon, wild colors or monochromatic tones, they are the models, forms, and languages that help us express and organize our inner creative chaos, as well as those that limit and imprison our growth. Synkroniciti invites you to share the patterns you perceive and the patterns you create.
Submissions for their Patterns issue are now open. Contests will be held in poetry ($75), flash fiction ($75) and for the cover ($100).
Theme: Patterns
Deadline: 10/15/2025
Fee: $3 per submission
Submissions should be emailed to magazine@synkroniciti.com
Want to know now what they look for in a submission? Check out this interview with editor Katherine McDaniel by Jim Harrington over at Six Questions For Katherine McDaniel, Founder/Editor, Synkroniciti Magazine
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Art League Houston (ALH)
2025 Open Call Exhibition Proposals
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Art League Houston (ALH) is pleased to announce that we are now accepting proposals for our 2027 exhibition season. This open call invites artists, curators, and collectives to apply for exhibitions scheduled in Winter (January–April) and Summer (May–July) 2027.
Ends on Friday, Oct 31, 2025 11:59 PM
We welcome proposals from individuals and groups working in all disciplines, including visual arts, installation, performance, video, and interdisciplinary practices. ALH is committed to supporting diverse artistic voices and encourages applications from both emerging and established practitioners.
There is no application fee, and all proposals must be submitted through our Submittable platform. Full guidelines, selection criteria, and submission details are available on our Open Call page.
For questions or additional information, please contact:
Zhaira Costiniano
Curator and Exhibition Manager
zhaira@artleaguehouston.org
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LSAG Art League Fall Judged Shows!
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The Tomball Art League (TAL) Virtual Fall Show
- Registration Closes: October 5, 2025
- Gallery Take-In: October 9, 2025
- Awards Announced: October 10, 2025, at the show
- Eligibility: This show is available for all Texas Residents.
- Show Location: LONE STAR COLLEGE - TOMBALL COMMUNITY LIBRARY, 30555 Tomball Parkway, Tomball, TX 77375
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The Woodlands Art League (TWAL) Fall Show
- Registration Opens: September 6, 2025
- Registration Closes: October 6, 2025
- Awards Announced: October 11, 2025 at the show
- Eligibility: This show is available for all Texas Residents.
- Judge: Lee Jamison Art Gall
- Show Location: Sam Houston State University – The Woodlands Center
3380 College Park Drive, The Woodlands, TX 77384
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The Hardy & Nance Studios Call for Entry:
Masks Art Show
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This call for entries is open to all artists in Houston and surrounding areas working in 2D & 3D media.
Theme: 2D & 3D mask related art or costumery (functional or decorative) (photography, paintings, & sculptures) that explore themes of identity, transformation, disguise, ceremony, tradition, secret society, uniform, celebration, cultural incorporation, and all the ways masks have been used for thousands of years and in contemporary applications. (“Unfinished/conceptual” submissions are also allowed)
Deadline: Tuesday, October 7th at 11:59pm
Fee: $15 per accepted pieces for up to six (6) images. There is no fee to submit images for consideration.
Location: The Hardy and Nance Studios, 902 Hardy Street, Houston, TX 77020
Show Dates: Saturday, October 18th from 5 to 10PM.
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Deadline: October 1, 2025
We are currently open to visual art submissions for a special selection period. The artwork selected will be paired with poems in our 2025 Coniston Prize issue, debuting in mid-October.
We are especially interested in:
- Art centered on the female experience, including birth, death, generational trauma, science and women's health
- Visual representations of nature motifs
- Thematic representations of catastrophic world events
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Leonard Cohen Poetry Prize
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Theme: Love, Faith, & Sex
Dates: September 21 - November 7
What to Send: Send us up to 3 pages of poetry Each poem starts on a new page.
Submission Fee: $15
Prize: Awards of a total of $3500 will be given, with the winning poem receiving $1000 and 10 finalists receiving $250 each.
In the spirit of Leonard Cohen, we ask that your poems deal in some way with the intersections of Love, Faith, & Sex.
We only accept previously uncurated work.
We love cover letters and would prefer knowing whose work we are reading. You are welcome to share your love for Leonard Cohen, your publication history, if any, though that would not influence our decision. Please make sure that the document of your poems is stripped of any biographical information—use the cover letter field on Submittable for this.
Please withdraw your poems if they get accepted elsewhere.
We will respond to everyone by the end of this year. Winners will be announced and published in January.
Your submission comes with an exclusive 33% discount off any of the annual ONLY POEMS membership tiers ($33-$82 value).
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WOW! FALL 2025 FLASH FICTION CONTEST
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Theme: Open
Length: 250 - 750 words
Deadline: November 30th
Entry Fee: $10/submission
Cash Prizes for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, Runners Up, and Honorable Mention
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The Fall Black River Chapbook Competition
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Theme: Poetry Chapbook - unpublished chapbook of poems or prose
Length: 16-36 pages in length
Deadline: November 1st
Entry Fee: $20
Prize: The winner will receive book publication, a $500 cash award, and ten copies of the book. Prizes are awarded on publication.
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Lone Star Literary Life is your digital hub for all things Texas books. We celebrate local authors, indie bookstores, and literary events—connecting the community with compassion and a commitment to uncensored reading.
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Writing Contests, Grants & Awards
The Writing Contests, Grants & Awards database includes details about the creative writing contests—including poetry contests, short story competitions, essay contests, awards for novels, and more—that we’ve published in Poets & Writers Magazine during the past year. We carefully review the practices and policies of each contest before including it. Ours is the most trusted resource for legitimate writing contests available anywhere.
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Literary Magazines
Find a home for your poems, stories, essays, and reviews by researching the publications vetted by our editorial staff and listed in the Literary Magazines database. Here you’ll find editorial policies, submission guidelines, and contact information—everything you need to determine which publications match your vision for your writing and your writing life.
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According to their website, "Duotrope is an established, award-winning resource for writers and artists. We help you save time finding publishers or literary agents, so you can focus on creating. Our publication and agent listings are up to date and full of information you won't find elsewhere. We also offer submission trackers, custom searches, deadline calendars, statistical reports, and extensive interviews."
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According to their website, "For writers, getting your work published and recognized is a step toward realizing your goals as an author. However, finding the right contests or publications can be a challenging and time consuming. Authors now have the opportunity to find and submit their writing to magazines, publishers, and contests through a website called Submittable."
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According to their website, "CaFÉ strives to make art opportunities available to all by offering arts organizations an affordable submission platform and artists an easy way to apply. CaFÉ has an open call for everyone, from competitions to public art calls, to art contests and more. Artists can create an artist portfolio for free and apply to various call listings. CaFÉ also hosts its own call for entry."
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According to their website, "Since established in 2003, Smarter Entry has evolved to become one of the most comprehensive competition and call for entry management systems. Used by art groups and organizations of all sizes, this intuitive, affordable web-based software makes it easy for organizations to run regional to worldwide events. Smarter Entry is a perfect choice for sculpture and other 3D media, as well as photography and painting competitions."
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According to their website, "For the Artist, Maker and (Forever) Inspired. Artists Network is with you every step of your art journey. Artists Network produces anywhere from three to five major events for visual art enthusiasts each year. We plan and produce different art-making getaways and retreats, art competitions, pop-up learn-ins, Paint Alongs, art talks and tours, and more in locations worldwide."
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Check out these classes and more at ALH!
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WHEN: Monday, Oct. 20, 10:00 AM
WHERE: Fairhaven Methodist's Trinity Center, 1330 Gessner Road, Houston, TX 77055
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WHEN: Monday, Oct. 27, 10:00 AM
WHERE: Fairhaven Methodist's Trinity Center, 1330 Gessner Road, Houston, TX 77055
COST: Non-Members – $60.00, HAS Members – $40.00
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WAS-H Live - Demo by Laurie Goldstein-Warren
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Check out these classes and more at WAS-H!
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Location: WAS-H at 1601 West Alabama at Mandell, Houston, TX 77006.
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The Woodlands Art League & Houston MG Car Club
Plein Air Event
Join us for a great TWAL juried Plein Air Paint-out!
We’ll be painting at the Houston MG Car Club’s 35th Annual Houston All British Car Day event!
You’ll help TWAL with this fun event, meet great people and artists, and see a great selection of British cars!
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WHEN: Saturday, October 4th from 9 AM to 1:00 PM
WHERE: Rudy’s “Country Store” & Bar-B-Que, 24503 Tomball Pkwy, Tomball, TX 77375
COST: Non-Members – $50, TWAL Members – $40
PRIZE: $500 for 1st Place. 1st, 2nd, 3rd, People's Choice and Honorable Mention ribbons will be awarded.
All sales will be between the purchaser and artist. Sales made during the event require a 20% donation to TWAL.
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Custom Journal/Sketchbook Build Workshop
with Teri Valentine
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WHEN: Friday, October 24th and Saturday Oct 25th from 10 AM to 4 PM
WHERE: TWAL Studio, 701 Sawdust Rd., The Woodlands, TX 77380.
COST: Non-Members – $275, TWAL Members – $225
Please register no later than Tuesday, October 21 so a packet of supplies can be made for you!
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Gilding the Depth: Mastering Metal Leaf Application for Enhanced Artwork with Jimmie Shealey
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Come dive into the luminous world of metal leaf application in a hands-on workshop designed for artists of all levels! This immersive experience will guide you step by step through the process of incorporating metal leaf into a piece of artwork (that we will start at the workshop) elevating its depth, texture, and overall composition.
WHEN: November 1-2, 2025. 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM both days, with a 1-hour break for lunch
WHERE: Conroe Art League Studio. 127 Simonton St., Conroe, TX 77301.
COST: $200 for CAL Members, $240 for non-members.
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Constructing the Human Head
Using the Loomis Method
with Ken Roy
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The workshop is about constructing the head, not drawing a portrait, although a portrait may be drawn using this method. It is also an effective method to draw a believable head from imagination.
Beginning with the ball as the basic shape of the human head, we will follow a process using the Loomis method (Andrew Loomis*) to construct a human head with a simple line drawing. The method focuses on shape, proportion, and structure of the head.
Instruction will not address detailed rendering, edge control, value (other than a simple separation between areas of light and dark), or color. There'll be opportunity to draw the head in profile, full frontal, and 3/4 view.
You'll draw -- not from a photo -- but from one of the busts (fondly referred to as the deadheads) in the classroom.
WHEN: November 9th, 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM
WHERE: Conroe Art League Studio. 127 Simonton St., Conroe, TX 77301.
COST: $40 for CAL Members, $80 for non-members.
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WHEN: Classes start throughout October
WHERE: Houston Center for Photography 1441 West Alabama, Houston, Texas 77006.
COST: Varies per class
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WHEN: Classes start throughout October
WHERE: Ardest Gallery, 25200 Grogan's Park Drive, The Woodlands, TX 77380.
COST: Varies per class
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Check out these classes and more here!
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Find out more on these classes here!
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Monthly Open Mic Poetry Reading
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Inprint First Fridays Reading Series & Open Mic
First Fridays will present a monthly featured presenter, a poet of distinction and accomplishment, followed by one of Houston's premier and most attentive open mic forums.
First Fridays take place every first Friday of the month, 12 times a year, at Inprint House, 1520 West Main Street, 77006. We throw the doors open at 7:30 PM; the featured readers share wisdom and words with us at 8:00 PM, and then the open mic gets rolling at 8:30 PM, whether you're ready or not.
(Sign up to read when you arrive.)
Writespace Last Friday Readings and Socials
Featured readers, member readers, and an open mic for YOU to participate! Join us in the South gallery of Sabine Street Studios with local literary and craft vendors, 7 PM til we run out of words (Sign up to read when you arrive.)
Brazos Bookstore Friday Night Poetry Open Mic Night
Sign-ups for readers will be taken at the door starting at 6 PM and drawn from a hat starting at 6:15 PM. The rules are simple: 5 minutes or three pieces, whichever comes first! If there is spare time, we happily invite poets with more material to try out to come back and share it with us!
The reading is free and open to all: young, old, first timers, veterans, and you!
Public Poetry Second Saturday Reading Series with the Houston Public Library. Poetry comes alive the first Saturday of each month at 2 PM with readings performed by a creative mix of artists. Participants are invited to read a piece for Open Mic during featured poets intermission. Poetry readings alternate between Zoom and in-person events at various Houston libraries.
FRIENDSWOOD POETS First Saturday Readings at the Friendswood Library 11 AM. Community Room Friendswood Library 416 S Friendswood Dr, Friendswood TX.
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WRITESPACE is Houston's writing center. Founded in April of 2014, we are a grassroots literary arts organization founded by writers, for writers. At WRITESPACE, we support writers of all genres, including writers of literary fiction, poetry, science-fiction, fantasy, mystery, young adult, and other genres.
We offer weekly writing workshops, manuscript consultations, write-ins, open mics, socials, and more. In the spring of each year, we host a national literary festival, Writefest.
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- Deciding to Publish Traditional, Self-Pub, or Hybrid
- Happy Hour: Making Yourself and Your Creative Practice a Priority (online Zoom)
- Amherst Way with Jessica Cole (online Zoom)
- Poetry by Candlelight (Melange Creperie)
- Poetry Aloud!
- Meet the Authors
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The Houston Writers Guild is a volunteer-run, nonprofit organization working to create a community of writers of all skill levels. Together we strive to improve our writing craft and help each other build successful careers through education, collaborative marketing efforts, and camaraderie.
The Guild offers a myriad of programs for both published and unpublished writers. It creates opportunities to build careers through networking, as well as, opportunities for author book sales throughout the Greater Houston area and neighboring communities. The Guild is also a place for hobbyist authors to enjoy writing in a relaxed and fun environment.
Critique Group
Writer's Room - several offerings
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Inprint envisions Houston, Texas as a city where the literary arts are a defining resource. Thousands of Houstonians, recognizing the value and impact of the written word, join in Inprint programs to write, read, and support the literary arts. The community is enriched by some of the nation’s top emerging writers, who study at the University of Houston Creative Writing Program and teach at Inprint and various local community centers, schools, and universities.
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- Novel/In-Person 2526-204
- Poetry/In-Person 2526-203
- Poetry/In-Person 2526-212
- Spanish Creative Writing/In-Person 2526-211
- Teachers-as-Writers/In-Person 2526-213
- Sentence Craft/In-Person 2526-214
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Click here for more workshops and classes.
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Grackle and Grackle hosts creative writing classes taught by talented writers who love to teach. We work with all ages of writers.
We host weekend workshops for retreats geared toward specific kinds of writing, therapy, or outcomes; and weekly workshops in institutional or hospital settings.
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The WRITER'S LEAGUE of TEXAS (WLT) is the largest literary arts organization in Texas, a statewide nonprofit offering programs and services to writers at all stages of their writing careers, from just getting started to publication and beyond.
Founded in 1981, the organization’s mission is to provide a forum for information, support, and sharing among writers; to help writers improve their craft and understand the business of publishing; to promote the interests of writers from diverse cultural, economic, sexual identity and orientation, ethnic, and religious backgrounds; and to elevate the art and enterprise of writing, including supporting and growing the Texas literary community at large.
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- WLT Off the Beaten Craft: “Writing for Tabletop Roleplaying Games” with Erin Roberts
“Creating the Thriller Antagonist(s)” with Richard Z. Santos
- “Playing with Form: Exploring New Shapes & Structures in Storytelling” with Jenny Tinghui Zhang
- “Anatomy of a Romance” with Sherry Thomas
“Narrative Nonfiction Craft Essentials” with Michael Copperman
- “Short Fiction Craft Essentials” with Chaitali Sen
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WOW! is a global magazine designed to support women's creativity, energy, blood, sweat, and tears throughout all stages of the writing process. We envision Wow! being a favorite watering hole for professionals, the up-and-coming, and the recipients of our labors--the avid readers.
Our concept is unique, as it fills in the missing gap between writing websites and women's magazines. We are dedicated to raising the overall standards within the writing community, and devote an active profile within writing industry associations, organizations and websites.
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- WRITING WITH THE PATTERNS OF NATURE: Finding Inspiration in the Rhythms and Wonders of the Earth with Kimberly Lee
- EMPOWER YOUR MUSE, EMPOWER YOUR WRITING SELF by Kelly L. Stone
- STRENGTHENING YOUR FICTION with Dawn Rachel Carrington
- WRITING HORROR AND GOTHIC FICTION with Madeline Dyer
- HOW TO WRITE A DYSTOPIAN NOVEL with Madeline Dyer
- NARRATIVE STRUCTURES with Madeline Dyer
- DELICIOUS DISH: WRITING ABOUT FOOD with Melanie Faith
- TRAVEL WRITING 101: 2-HOUR ZOOM CLASS (with Optional Pitch Critique) by Barbara Noe Kennedy
- WRITING FANTASY FICTION with Lara Ameen
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- Twists, Turns, and Call-backs: How to Shape Your Story with Marcela Fuentes (online via Zoom)
- Deep Revision with Katey Schultz (online via Zoom)
- Introduction to Playwriting with Mikaela Simon (online via Zoom)
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The International Women’s Writing Guild (IWWG) is dedicated to building a worldwide community where storytelling connects, inspires, and uplifts voices across cultures. We celebrate the richness of diverse traditions, histories, and perspectives, recognizing that every writer contributes to the shared human experience.
All IWWG workshops are listed in ET (Eastern Time).
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TWO SYLVIAS PRESS is an independent press located in the Seattle area. We publish poetry, memoir, essays, books on the craft of writing, and creativity tools, such as The Poet Tarot, The Daily Poet, Everything is Writable, PR for Poets, Demystifying the Manuscript, and the bestselling resource for poets, The Weekly Muse.
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* Collaboration Catalogs Available! *
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You can purchase copies of the REFLECTION catalog from the 2022 Collaboration for $5.
Stop by Studio 320 at Silver Street Studios to purchase additional copies of either catalog. Silver Street Studios is located in the Main Yard of Sawyer Yards. Call ahead at 713-851-0134 to ensure that she’ll be in the studio when you arrive.
(We are sold out of ENTANGLED catalogs!)
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Remember to check the WiVLA Calendar for exciting events, such as field trips, studio visits, workshops, and other fun activities.
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Save the Date(s)
- WiVLA Book Club: Last Saturdays of the month
- Blackout Poetry Group (Online): First Fridays of the month
- November Member Meeting - Literary Readings: Resilience theme, Nov 18, 2025
- Haunted Holiday Readings at Brazos Bookstore, Nov 8, 2025
- WiVLA Holiday Party Dec 7, 2-5 PM
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WiVLA Needs Your Expertise
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Do you have special skills, talents or knowledge to share with other WiVLA members? Now is a good time to volunteer ~
- Serve on a committee
- Speak at a monthly meeting
- Lead a workshop.
- Be creative
Don't be shy. We have a lot to learn from each other.
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We'd love to celebrate your good news. If you are interested in sharing, please send your items to newsletter@wivla.org. The deadline for inclusion in the next month's newsletter is the 20th. Thank you.
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