The NAWW Baton Rouge Chapter hosted Pulitzer poet nominee Harvey Stanbrough (http://www.stonethread.com/) at a “Poetry & Gumbo” gathering on Saturday. Members were treated to hefty servings of both poetry pointers and Cajun cuisine. We also welcomed new member Sheri Silvers.
NAWW member, Alison (Allie) Theiss, is excited to announce her third book, Gypsy Magic For The Family’s Soul, is now available online as both an e-book and paperback. Gypsy Magic for the Family’s Soul by Allie is a powerful collection of magic to heal and protect the reader and their family. Based on ancient Gypsy rites, the formulas and spells within allow the reader to tap into their own innate gifts and transform their life. They are a mix of Allie’s personal secrets along with the successful combinations she uses to help her clients–and now the reader–succeed.
The Maryland Chapter of NAWW is pleased to announce the launch of its website at www.MDnaww.org. The site contains many links that connect to the NAWW site, making it easy for members to find local information pertaining to the Maryland network, as well as connect to the national site to keep up with the latest happenings.
Their meetings are scheduled to take place on the third Thursday each month. Local response is favorable and growing.
NAWW member, Lisa Manyon is the first professional copywriter in the state of Idaho to earn Bill Glazer’s Creating Copy That Sells Certification. Click here for full release: http://www.prleap.com/pr/55226/.
Additionally, Manyon recently began a professional mentorship with Lorrie Morgan-Ferrero, one of the nation’s top female copywriters. You can learn more about Ferrero by reading Manyon’s article featured in the November issue of Absolute Write.
NAWW Member, Lisa Evans is excited to announce her two new blogs, The Ultimate Yes and Life of Play as well as share an inspirational film she made recently in London with Nic Askew from http://www.monday9am.tv.
Lisa is a facilitator, speaker and a big advocate of being real. In her film, “the girl who looked into the mirror”, she speaks with an open heart about life, love and the importance of being true to yourself. It plays as the “Film of the Week” through Monday, November 13, 2006 and after that date it will be listed in the films’ archives for future viewing.
