Do You Have a Book In You?
Check out Spokane Authors & Self-Publishers!
We are authors of all ages and various
levels of accomplishment, from those published by NY houses, to writers just
starting out. Our organization is a place to network, to learn about publishing
and promotion, and to make new friends who understand the writing life.
“Official” e-mail for Spokane Authors and
Self-Publishers
FOLLOW US ON TWITTER AT: https://twitter.com/AndAuthors
Click Our Speakers! to see brochure
Many members of Spokane Authors and
Self-Publishers are available to speak to various groups and
organizations. Go to “Members” at left
and click on names with a triple asterisk (***) to find contact information,
subject matter, and expected (if any) compensation.
Spokane Authors & Self-Publishers
normally
meets the FIRST THURSDAY of the month at 2:30 pm at:
GOLDEN CORRAL
7117
N Division St., Spokane , WA
Join us on Thursday, June
4, 2020
Due to the Corona
Virus/COVID 19 situation, we have CANCELLED our June 4th meeting.
The “PROGRAMS” page (to the left) is
where you can learn about upcoming SASP meetings, member events, group events,
and other writer related happenings in the local area.
Please note: Many events and
activities may have been cancelled due to the current health situation.
We will not meet for June 2020
We did not meet for May 2020
We did not meet for April 2020
Read about our March 2020 meeting!
Visit “Members” at left to learn more
about our members and their books
The latest edition of SASP NEWS is
available via “Newsletters”
“NEWS” lists books by current and
recently current members that are available on Amazon/Kindle
Member Web-Sites you might want to visit!
M. Kari Barr at: https://www.intangience.net/
Kate Poitevin’s at: https://katepoitevin.wixsite.com/katepoitevin
for a list of local Artists, illustrators,
photographers
willing to work with local authors to create cover
illustrations and more
The meeting room opens at 2 PM for set up, visiting, and dining. We
introduce any guests in attendance and our featured speaker or other event at 2:30 PM. Following our premier event, we break for 15
minutes and then reconvene for club business and reports from members and
guests about their writing, publishing, and marketing efforts.
We encourage
members to bring and display their published books at our meetings. There is a
table where you can place your books for viewing or sale. You may also donate books or other items of
interest as door prizes.
The president usually
conducts a drawing for any donated books or items for SASP paid members. Guests
and unpaid members may purchase a drawing ticket for $1. (Members may also
purchase additional tickets for $1.)
We
invite and encourage guests to attend our meetings. We are sure you will find
help and encouragement from fellow writers and will want to join us. We
enthusiastically welcome guests of individual SASP members.
To
join Spokane Authors and Self-Publishers, simply attend a meeting and pay your
dues for the year. If you cannot attend, mail your dues and contact information
to the address below.
Membership
dues of $15 are due in January. (Initial dues are $15 if joining in December,
January, February or March; $10 if joining in April, May, June, or July; and $5
if joining in August, September, October or November.) To avoid being dropped
from our roster and Web-site, please mail your renewal to: SASP,
Chuck O’Connor, Elmer Freeman, Joe
Meiners, and Dan Volmer established this non-profit organization. They wanted
to share with others their interests in writing, producing, and publishing
their own books. SASP held its first public meeting November 1998. The founders
want members to share their experience, expertise, and resources for mutual
benefit. Membership is open to anyone, published or unpublished who is
interested in self-publishing. (Over the past ten years the organization has
grown to include writers, poets, photographers, artists, and illustrators, and
those attempting traditional as well as self-publishing.)
Here are our bylaws.
Spokane
Authors & Self-Publishers
Page revised 05/29/2020 dam
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