On August 14, 2021, a free workshop with William Bernhardt will be provided by the Enid Writers Club, Park Avenue Thrift, and The Enid Arts Council. James and Ann Bryant, owners of the Champlin Mansion, have generously offered this historic residence for the workshop. Although free, advance registration is required as the workshop is limited to 60 people. Workshop hours are 10:00 to 4:00 with registration beginning at 9:00. Lunch and snacks are provided.

Join GCRR for our weekly Virtual Write-In on Saturday, July 11, 2020 from 2 pm to 4pm CST. Send a PM to Vinita Eggers via Facebook Messenger if you plan on participating.

Join GCRR for our weekly Virtual Write-In on Saturday, July 11, 2020 from 2 pm to 4pm CST. Send a PM to Vinita Eggers via Facebook Messenger if you plan on participating.

At Green Country Ruff Riters, we’ve been doing weekly Virtual Write-Ins every week to keep the group involved.

If you are interested in joining us on Saturday from 2pm to 4pm CST, please send President Vinita Eggers a private message on Facebook Messenger.

Join the Enid Writers Club as they present William Bernhardt as he teaches writing at the Champlin Mansion in Enid. The mansion is on the National Register of Historical places it and will be a day filled with learning, beauty and camaraderie.

Enid Author Fest last Saturday in March!

The monthly meeting of the Nevermore Edits Board of Trustees takes place on March 20, 2020, immediately after the Phantasmagoria Workshop.

Tulsa Writers Syndicate Social Hour at McNellie's in downtown Tulsa.

Author Branding: What the h*** is it?

Come join us for a romance writing workshop. We are continuing our workshop on Romancing the Beat. Bring the project you've been working on during the first few phases OR come and apply the workshop info to your current project!

Who likes writing and beer?

Come hang with other local writers. Write or chat. Drink or don't. Everyone is welcome!

The quarterly meeting of the OWFI Board takes place on Sunday, March 1, 2020, at the Embassy Suites.

How many times have you heard a fellow writer sing the praises of something called Scrivener?

And how many of those times did you reply—internally maybe—with a rebuttal about how awesome Microsoft Word is and how you’ll never change?

Join us for our monthly Last Wednesday Writers meeting! We will discuss upcoming events, works in progress, and our own Aarika Copeland will instruct the group in scene structure. All are welcome!

Join Tulsa Writers Syndicate for a *FREE* self publishing workshop and learn how to hit that "publish" button with confidence!

Inviting ALL Oklahoma Romance Writers to the OKRWG February Meeting!

Pryor author and Last Wednesday Writers member John Ketcher will be signing his new book WEIRD STUFF: PARANORMAL ADVENTURES IN RURAL OKLAHOMA December 7th from 11-1 at the Pryor Book Exchange and Bible Bookstore. Join him for this unique book signing event!

Award-winning writer Paul Buckner will be signing his books - including his newest release - at Boarding House Books in Claremore, OK. Join us for this fun event!

Staci Mauney, author of the Echoes of Joy Devotional Series, will sign copies of her devotionals at Gardner’s Used Books, 4421 S. Mingo Rd., Tulsa, Okla., from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, November 23, 2019.

Many very intelligent people disagree about whether writer’s block exists. What is clear is that many aspiring authors often feel “blocked”—the sense of being incapable of continuing to compose new work, or the distinct feeling that one’s creativity has ground to a halt.

Join OKRWG for a NaNoWriMo Write-In on November 2nd!

Join us Wednesday, October 30 for a Writer's Workshop hosted by LWW's own Aarika Copeland.

Join the LWW group for our monthly October meeting, followed by a writer's workshop presented by our own Aarkia Copeland!

Our October meeting will focus on questions regarding the OWFI contest categories.

*Bring five to seven copies of a work in progress you need critiqued (limit 2500 words, please) and a writer friend. *

*Be ready to discuss The Ordeal from The Writer’s Journey by Christopher Vogler*