Moncton Freelance Writers for Atlantic Canada

MONCTON AREA FREELANCE WRITERS

"THE FIRST AND MOST IMPORTANT THING OF ALL, 
AT LEAST FOR WRITERS TODAY, IS TO STRIP LANGUAGE CLEAN, 
TO LAY IT BARE DOWN TO THE BONE."
~Ernest Hemingway

CREATIVE WORKSHOPS & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR WRITERS

OTHER EVENTS

UPCOMING MEETINGS

 

What past participants say about PWAC Workshops...

“For the first time, I feel like I’m a writer! Thank you.”
M. Williams

"I enjoyed this workshop so much; you all gave so much time and effort to provide us with the best information from your personal experience....I am so grateful to all of you for providing us this opportunity to accomplish our vision...Thank you all so much and I will attend your next workshop."
E. Nowlan

"It was an excellent workshop. It was well-organized and the agenda was structured to meet attendees' needs. There was lots of good information that was engagingly delivered, a great variety of professional perspectives, and good snacks!"
S. MacDonald

 

 

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 PWAC Chapter Events Across Canada

The PWAC website lists Chapter events taking place across the country.

Click here to check what's happening in your area.

The Moncton Chapter of PWAC meets on the Third Wednesday of the month (most often at the Moncton Press Club) for truly exciting business meetings.  

Because we love to eat and socialize (and we've discovered this doesn't pair well with business), we also meet on the First Friday at various eatery locations in the Moncton area to swap news and congratulate each other on our outstanding successes and achievements.

Next Business Meeting: 
Jan 17, 2011, 5:30PM  Moncton Press Club

Next Lunch Social: 
Jan 6, 2011 11:45AM - pls email for location.  

Thinking of Joining PWAC?

Potential Members are welcome to join us for lunch once or twice to meet the group and learn more about the organization.  Please confirm attendance by contacting the Chapter President the week of the lunch.


"We are a society strangling in unnecessary words, circular constructions, pompous frills and meaningless jargon....

"...But the secret of good writing is to strip every sentence to its cleanest components."  

William K. Zinsser, On Writing Well.  

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