The Chronicles of Lady Ethereal
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NWWW's Book...
The Wind Moves the Porch Swing,
A Collection of Women's Wisdom
Executive Director, 2012-2014
Editing Team, Lay Out Team Leader, Contributor
With so much incredible talent within Northwest Women
Writers, and so many heartwarming tales to tell, sharing their personal stories was a must. Centered around the theme "stories your mother never told you," we fashioned
a beautiful book. After sorting through scores of submissions,
numerous rounds of editing, and developing the background
information needed for publication, we produced NWWW's
beautiful lyrical tome, The Wind Moves the Porch Swing.
As Executive Director, I acted as liaison between the writers,
our huge production staff, and the organizational membership.
Additionally on the Editing Team, plus leading the Lay Out Team,
I contributed eight stories and poems and the introduction. After
I spent a summer knitting the stories together, my combined two
years of work on this major project helped create a beautiful
heart-felt book that was both unique and life-changing.
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Northwest Women Writers (NWWW)
Founder and Coordinator, 2009-20014
After founding Northwest Women Writers (NWWW) in 2009, it grew steadily into a five county regional organization of 115 female and male writers, many who were nationally recognized. Emphasizing professional education, networking, promotional and social events for our members, information and opportunities were provided through our website, the
weekly updates, monthly newsletter, classes, workshops,
luncheons, advertising, networking opportunities, and our book
marketing forums.
This hugely successful group provided what writers needed most:
bonding, encouragement, technical support, and a place to call
home, their tribe.
Founder and Coordinator, 2009-20014
After founding Northwest Women Writers (NWWW) in 2009, it grew steadily into a five county regional organization of 115 female and male writers, many who were nationally recognized. Emphasizing professional education, networking, promotional and social events for our members, information and opportunities were provided through our website, the
weekly updates, monthly newsletter, classes, workshops,
luncheons, advertising, networking opportunities, and our book
marketing forums.
This hugely successful group provided what writers needed most:
bonding, encouragement, technical support, and a place to call
home, their tribe.
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Daughters of Norway, 2003-2009
Thelma Lodge: Cultural Director, Scribe to Dotre av Norge Ingeborg Lodge: Newsletter, Scribe to Dotre av Norge Guest Editor: Dotre av Norge, DON national newspaper Short Story: Krumkake 911, Dotre av Norge
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