See website www.blackwritersguild.org
for updated information
Winter 2021 calendar
BWG Members and Supporters:
An Important Message from
BWG President Jim Wright
There is still rapidly changing news regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) and BWG is concerned with everyone's safety.
The monthly webinars are free for current BWG members. For n
See website www.blackwritersguild.org
for updated information
Winter 2021 calendar
BWG Members and Supporters:
An Important Message from
BWG President Jim Wright
There is still rapidly changing news regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) and BWG is concerned with everyone's safety.
The monthly webinars are free for current BWG members. For non-members, the cost is $5.00 plus the Eventbrite fee (which can be paid on the website or by mail. Annual membership is $40.00.
July and August-
Summer Recess (no meetings)
Everyone's safety is our top priority. If you have any questions or concerns, please email us at bwg@blackwritersguild.org.
Sincerely, Jim Wright, President
Black Writers' Guild of Maryland
Past Location:
Enoch Pratt Free Library
4330 Edmondson Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21229
(At end of Edmondson Village Shopping Center)
Pratt Libraries closed at 5 p.m. on March 13 due to the coronavirus. Please see the Pratt Library's website www.prattlibrary.org for when they will be reopening. Meanwhile they do have electronic resources available online.
Please join BWG when their workshops resume from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
on the first Saturday of each month
(exceptions--
no meetings/workshops July and August.)
Our meetings/workshops are open to the public.
Donations ($5.00) per meeting/workshop can be made via the BWG website: www.blackwritersguild.org.
Annual membership is $40.00.
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Email: bwg@blackwritersguild.org
Phone: 443-671-7723
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Date to be announced.
Rosa L. Griffin conducts a workshop entitled “Owning Your Copyrights”. [But she will not be conducting workshops during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) beginning March 2020]
Understanding copyright law can be frustrating. I would appreciate you joining me for an informative workshop for writers which attempts to guid
Date to be announced.
Rosa L. Griffin conducts a workshop entitled “Owning Your Copyrights”. [But she will not be conducting workshops during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) beginning March 2020]
Understanding copyright law can be frustrating. I would appreciate you joining me for an informative workshop for writers which attempts to guide participants through the muddy waters of what can and can’t be used in your writing projects and much more!
Topics covered:
1. How to copyright your work
2. What can’t be copyrighted
3. How to earn income from others’ use of your work
4. How you can use someone else’s work
5. How to copyright your work in other forms
Rosa L. Griffin is the author of an adult fictional short story collection entitled Attraction: Sexy Tales of the Good, Bad, and Ugly Relationships. One of the stories in her collection, “Life-Box”, received honorable mention in a Writer’s Digest Magazine contest.
Rosa earned two A.A. degrees in Human Resource Management and Secretarial Science at Baltimore City Community College.
She also served as immediate past secretary for the Black Writers’ Guild of Maryland for 8 years.
Her expertise in copyright is based on her work experience at the Johns Hopkins University Press and her research of the Library of Congress website, https://www.copyright.gov.
Rosa L. Griffin is available to conduct a workshop for you for a negotiated fee.
Thank you for your time and consideration.
Digital resources remain available 24/7. Bookdrops are open and fines will not be incurred so far. On-site services are available for a limited number of visitors and curbside services are available at most libraries.
Check with library for updates at www.bcpl.info.
Rosa L. Griffin participates monthly in a zoom version of the Woodla
Digital resources remain available 24/7. Bookdrops are open and fines will not be incurred so far. On-site services are available for a limited number of visitors and curbside services are available at most libraries.
Check with library for updates at www.bcpl.info.
Rosa L. Griffin participates monthly in a zoom version of the Woodlawn Library
Page Turners Bookclub July, August, and December. Check with library for details.
Book we are reading now:
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Any Dream Will Do
by Debbie Macomber
Thursday,
July 15, 2021
6 p.m.
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As I mentioned before, the Page Turners Book Club used to meet in-person at 7 p.m. usually on the third Thursday of each month (no meeting July, August, & December) at the Woodlawn branch of the Baltimore County libraries, 1811 Woodlawn Drive, Woodlaw, n MD 21207, https://www.bcpl.info/locations/woodlawn/index.html,
contact the library at 410-887-1336
for zoom information.
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All adults are welcome to the discussions