Category: Meeting
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August 2025: Helen Cozart
At the August meeting of the Cisco Writers Club, author, historian, librarian, and CWC member Helen Cozart taught a class on the pacing and flow of dialogue. Then we all got to practice writing dialogue scenes. Everyone had a great time. It was a wonderful learning experience. Thank you, Helen!
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July 2025: Priscilla Bettis
At the July meeting of the Cisco Writers Club, author, poet, and CWC member Priscilla Bettis led a poetry workshop focusing on the contrapuntal poem form. Everyone left with two poems: an individual poem and an interleaved poem written with a partner. The result included both humorous and thought-provoking verse. Thank you, Priscilla!
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April 2025: J.V. Lewis
Author J.V. Lewis gave a presentation on The Wonders, a series of books published by Plain Truth Ministries that showcases beautiful photography and inspirational text. He focused on the fifth book, The Wonders of Joy. We got to watch a slideshow of the pictures while J.V. read beautiful passages from the book. Thank you, J.V.! After J.V.’s…
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March 2025: Roma Holley
At the March, 2025, meeting of the Cisco Writers Club, author and poet Roma Holley gave a presentation on her healing experience after the death of her son Zachary. She described how she wrote throughout the years-long journey. Holley read several poems, some from her book, Surviving the Storm Through the Wind of the Spirit,…
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December 2024: First Page Critiques
Cisco Writers Club members and friends gathered at the Connect Spot in the Myrtle Wilks Community Center for first page critiques. Everybody brought something to read aloud or to pass out. There was poetry, non-fiction, theology, and fiction. Writers gave one another helpful advice and encouragement. We need to schedule another critique session for 2025!…
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October 2024: Helen Cozart
November is National Novel Writing Month, or NaNoWriMo. That means October is prep month, or Preptober. At the October meeting of the Cisco Writers Club, author and CWC member Helen Cozart led a workshop guiding us through four writing pillars: idea, character, world-building, and plot development. We are all better prepared to write our next…



