A. Lee Martinez brought the German edition of The Automatic Detective to show us at this week's meeting. Several of his novels have been translated into German.

And Rosemary Clement-Moore announced that her latest, Splendor Falls, has been licensed in Germany and England.

In preparation for the upcoming DFW Writers' Conference, May 2&3 at the City of Grapevine Convention Center, Workshop member Rosemary Clement-Moore will speak at our regular meeting, 7 p.m. on Wednesday, April 22 at the Ruth Millican Center, 205 Cullum Drive in Euless. Rosemary will offer invaluable advice for those preparing to pitch to agents at the conference. She'll tell you how to communicate your most important information quickly and professionally.

Rosemary knows what she's talking about, so don't miss this opportunity. Writers who've registered for the conference are welcome to attend, and that includes non-Workshop members. As always the meeting will be open to visitors.

Rosemary is the author of three great YA fantasy novels that all have the word 'Hell' in the title.

Rosemary Clement-Moore  will have a book signing for new Maggie Quinn book “Highway to Hell” from 2-4 p.m. at the Barnes & Noble in Hurst near North East Mall.

861 NE Mall Blvd
Hurst, TX 76053
817-284-1244

And be sure to check out how you can win a copy of Highway to Hell before you can buy it!

Rosemary Clement-Moore is giving a workshop at the Grand Prairie Public Library at 4:30 pm.

So, you’ve got this idea for a book. Or maybe you don’t. It doesn’t matter, because she will give you hints on how to generate ideas, develop them into exciting stories, and get your stories out of your head and onto the page.

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