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Spokane Authors & Self-Publishers

 

Meets on the FIRST THURSDAY
of the month

 

 at the

OLD COUNTRY BUFFET

5504 N. Division, Spokane, WA

 

COME JOIN US

AT OUR NEXT MEETING

on

March 4, 2010

 

JACK ROGERS

will speak on

 

Illustrating

and compare

Creative Art and Creative Writing

 

The meeting room opens at 11AM for us to eat lunch.  Our formal meeting starts at NOON with our featured speaker or other event.  We break for about 15 minutes at 1PM for coffee and dessert and then reconvene for club business and reports from members and guests about their writing and publishing. 

 

We encourage members to bring their published books to the meetings.  There is display table space at the front of the room where you can place your books for sale.

 

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 encourage guests to attend meetings—one time only please.  To continue, you need to become a member.  (Personal guests of SASP members are welcome at any time.)  We are sure you will find help and encouragement from fellow writers and will want to join us. 

 

Membership dues of $15 are due in January.  To avoid being dropped from our list and Website, please mail your renewal to: SASP, P.O. Box 18573, Spokane, WA 99228-0573.  The only other expense involved is the cost of your buffet meal when attending our meetings. 

 

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 Membership is open to anyone, published or unpublished who is interested in self-publishing.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.

 

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 Spokane Authors

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