Rosemary Clement-Moore’s next book signing for Texas Gothic is August 6th at the Hurst Barnes & Noble from 2pm to 4pm.

Del Cain has a poem featured in The Enigmatist Poetry Journal. He brought in his contributor’s copy.

Pam Skjolsvik is being honored this Saturday at The Mayborn Literary Nonfiction Conference. The conference is being held at the Hilton DFW Lakes Conference Center in Grapevine. She won a writing competition in the Ten Spurs Literary Journal.

George Goldthwaite requests workshop members to review his book, From Youth To Vengeance available on www.Amazon.com.

The carpooling board is up and running. Check it out if interested.

In a busy news night, A. Lee Martinez was interviewed by The Dead Robot Society Podcast about his series of fantasy novels. Richard Young’s book-length manuscript, American Health Scare, is a top 20 finalist in a contest sponsored by The Mayborn Literary Nonfiction Conference. Harry Hall’s short non-fiction narrative, “Michael Hylands Marathon Victory over Cystic Fibrosis” is also a finalist in the same contest, but in a different category. Books in Motion purchased George Goldwaithe’s newest novel, Bugles and Bagpipes. Also, George attended the Western Writers’ of America Convention where three different agents requested manuscript submissions. Rosemary Clement-Moore stated that the hardcover edition of her newest book, The Splendor Falls, has gone into its second printing. Additionally, Rosemary will speak on Thursday, July 8 at 2 p.m. at the Haslet Public Library.

Finally, Russell Conner reminded members that next week, Wednesday, July 7, is the final vote on the proposed amendments to the Workshop Bylaws.