Mark Curtis, former co-anchor of KTVU Morning News: An Insider’s Look at the Changing World of Journalism

Ever dreamed of hitting the road as a reporter for a winning presidential campaign? Local author, Mark Curtis did just that and chronicled his exciting journey in his recently published book, Age of Obama: A Reporter’s Journey with Clinton, McCain and Obama in the Making of the President, 2008. Get the inside scoop on this …

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Violet Moore Published; Wins Haiku Contest

“The Search,” short story fiction by Violet Moore, was published in Escape, the Las Positas College 2009 anthology. She was also a winner in the Bay Area News Groups School’s Out Haiku You contest in Contra Costa Times, Valley Times and online at InsideBayArea.com published on June 1, 2009.

Sherry Smith Wins 3rd Place in Haiku Festival

Sherry Smith won a 3rd place and an Honorable Mention for two haiku poems in the recent Ukiah Haiku Festival. She has a different haiku forthcoming in Mariposa. Her poem, “Red Boat,” won an Honorable Mention in the Rhymed and Metered category of the California Federation of Chaparral Poets annual contest.

Lecture & Workshop: The Pleasures and Perils of a Freelancer’s Life & The Art and Craft of Writing Short Stories

Lecture: The Pleasures and Perils of a Freelancer’s Life “Don’t quit your day job.” You’ve probably heard, and perhaps heeded, that practical advice. But what if you decide to throw caution to the wind and become a full-time freelance writer? Margaret Lucke did just that – a move that has led her in some surprising …

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