by Web Editor | Mar 30, 2025 | Member News
NatLitSci (Natural, Literature, and Science) is a small exploration and appreciation group that has organized 24 tours over the past three years. Each tour brings together 20-40 participants to enjoy 1-day, 2-day, or 4-5-day journeys combining natural landscapes,...
by Web Editor | Mar 30, 2025 | SBW Contests
Congratulations to Amanda Senior our winner of the SBW Winter Writing Contest for the hilarious “Writer’s Resolution”! She read the poem in its entirety at the March Meeting to a great reception. Writer’s Resolutionby Amanda Senior I promised myself...
by Web Editor | Mar 30, 2025 | Member News
Introduction to Moss Landing In 1866, Charles Moss and his family made the journey from Texas to California, eventually settling in a picturesque coastal area now known as Moss Landing. Over time, this quiet harbor town has grown into a charming destination, known for...
by Web Editor | Mar 30, 2025 | Member News
Civil War Historian, Tonya Graham McQuade, delivered an engaging yet heartbreaking insight into the Irish ballad, Paddy’s Lament, at the Civil War Roundup Speaker Series. Tonya shared how the Great Potato Famine (1845-1855) was an agonizing human experience of...
by Web Editor | Mar 28, 2025 | Speaker Recap
by Bill Baldwin Elizabeth Kracht’s book The Author’s Checklist, stands as an excellent, thorough resource for book writers of all persuasions (though more focused on fiction). In her presentation (via Zoom), Kracht summarized the critical issues we need to focus on...
