WritersTalk
Monthly Newsletter of the South Bay Writers
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Check out the latest issue of WritersTalk from Managing Editor Ryan Davis-Marsh

Submissions: South Bay Writers members are encouraged to submit their creative work to WritersTalk for publication. It’s a friendly place to dip your toes into literary waters. See Submission Guidelines below.
Submission Guidelines
SBW encourages writers at all levels to submit their creative work, essays, and reportage for publication in WritersTalk. Send submissions and proposals to newsletter@southbaywriters.com
Submissions and proposals must be either included in the body of the email or attached as a Word file. Please double-space. No paper submissions or scanned PDFs. Graphics should be high-quality JPGs or PNGs. Submissions will be copyedited, and may be sent back for revision. Managing editor reserves all rights to selection.
Word limits
Member announcements (200 words, see below)
News/Essay/Reportage (please submit proposal by 1st of month; draft due 15th of month)
Opinion/Letters (300 words)
Fiction/Memoir (1000 words)
Poetry (200 words)
Deadline
Submissions open year-round
Close the 15th of month prior to publication
Member announcements
An announcement is of interest and value to writers, does not provide direct economic benefit to its originator, and is published free of charge
Reprints
Authors retain all rights to their work. WritersTalk gratefully acknowledges authors’ permission to publish their work here. Contact individual authors for permission to reprint
Advertising
Announcements of workshops, conferences, and events from other branches of California Writers Club are welcome in WritersTalk. CWC is a 501(c)3 nonprofit corporation, and WritersTalk cannot accept advertising of events or services that benefit an individual. To advertise in CWC’s The Bulletin, see page 15. No political advertising
WritersTalk Staff

Ryan Davis-Marsh
Managing Editor
As a long-time Operations Consultant, Ryan’s largest works of non-fiction include untold pages of Training Manuals, Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and Best-Practice guides. You can find his printed works sitting in long forgotten drawers of teammates who begrudgingly accepted them during a workshop or stumble across digital versions hidden in the dark recesses of a team folder of some of your favorite Fortune 500 companies. He loves learning and sharing random things and enjoys all kinds of videogames and spent several years working in that field. He even had the privilege of localizing several MMORPGs and relished in taking huge liberties with the translations that were provided to him. He is currently working on a fiction novel.

Marjorie Johnson
Deputy Editor

Carolyn Donnell
Contributing Editor

Kendad
Contributing Editor

Marty Sorensen
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