On May 2, 2023, the Writers Guild of America went on strike. “Writers are facing the most comprehensive assault on compensation and working conditions that they have seen in a generation,” the WGA stated. “The studios have taken advantage of the transition to streaming to underpay entertainment industry workers, including writers in every area of work. Like too many working […]
Our chapter includes many members who are unable to attend MWA-NY events in Manhattan. Therefore, we’d like to offer a get-together in New Jersey. On Saturday, June 24, from 12.30 p.m. to 3 p.m., all MWA-NY chapter members are invited to a no-cost Meet-and-Greet in Bridgewater Library at 1 Vogt Drive, Bridgewater, NJ 08807. This is close to Route 287 and about a half hour from Princeton, Woodbridge
When have we ever been more curious about the future? As in, what the heck is going to happen to us next? If you’re a mystery writer, aspiring writer, or eager reader, here’s your opportunity to learn more. Join us for CrimeCONN:“The Shape Of Things To Come. The Future of Mystery Writing” on Saturday, May 6 at the Ferguson Library
I have some great news to share. Founder Lee Lofland is offering the New York chapter of MWA two free registrations to the Writers Police Academy, to be held June 8-11 in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Details of the Academy are here: Law enforcement and forensics training event for writers Travel, hotel and meals are not included in the offer, but
The 2023 MWA-NY Mentor Program is open March 1 to April 1. We invite all members of the New York Chapter of MWA to submit their work. One of last year’s mentees wrote: “(My Mentor) had some wonderful insights, questions and suggestions. Her advice is much appreciated. It will be extremely helpful in making my book more compelling, suspenseful and
