Category Archives: WWW General News

By WWW Member Doris Baker Thanks to all WWW members who participated in the Mountains and Plains Independent Booksellers Association trade show in October. As you’ll recall, all WWWers were given the opportunity to have their books displayed at the … Continue reading →

While in San Antonio, Texas to attend the 2019 Women Writing the West conference, we toured the amazing Briscoe Western Art Museum. It was a tour to remember. The museum is housed in a renovated historical building, a 1930s structure … Continue reading →

Written by WWW Member Susan D. Matley This May I went “live” with a new project, portraying Matilda Sager Delaney for Fort Walla Walla Museum’s Living History program. The project incorporates many of my loves- -history, research, writing and performing. … Continue reading →

By Sara Dahmen, WWW blog coordinator It’s time to think about the WWW conference! If you haven’t checked your mail recently, don’t forget to head out to the mailbox and peek in to see if you’ve received your letter from … Continue reading →

This week, we are joined by WWW member Cynthia Leal Massey. In one of her recent essay/blog posts, Cynthia reminds us all (including herself!) how important it is to check into historical facts a few times over when we write … Continue reading →

Attention all WWW authors, a great opportunity: First Annual Literary Festival, Cortez, Colorado When:  Friday evening (6 – 7:30),   June 7th and all day (10 – 5) Saturday, June 8th Where:  Cortez Public Library, Cortez, Colorado Special guest author:  Anne … Continue reading →

WWW is filled with writers of all walks, writing all genres, but with two things in common: we are women, and we write the west. In 2018, many of us have won awards, sat on finalist lists, released and re-released … Continue reading →

This week’s blog is courtesy of WWW member Natalie Bright, who shares with us her experience at Chief Plenty Coups State Park, a field trip taken by the WWA organization. Natalie’s insights are a great read for anyone who has … Continue reading →

by WWW member Mary Trimble Part of the Women Writing the West conference in Walla Walla, Washington, was a tour of the 17-acre Fort Walla Walla Museum, an impressive collection of fascinating relics of the area’s history. Beginning our tour … Continue reading →

We’re taking this week to post the Nature Writing Workshop from the 2018 WWW conference given by Evelyn Hess and Janice Kirk. It was presented the Saturday of the conference, but due to the WWW business meeting, the workshop was … Continue reading →