Women Who Write, Inc.
Since 1988
PROGRAMS
Women Who Write is pleased to offer programs throughout the year that help to nurture, encourage and educate our members while fostering a sense of community beyond our individual critique groups. Every year we have a Winter Gathering to celebrate the season and each other while enjoying delicious cuisine. At the launch of Goldfinch, our annual literary journal, we provide an opportunity for each selected author to read her published piece as well as an open mic for everyone who attends the event. In addition, we offer programs in prose, poetry and screenwriting throughout the year by accomplished industry professionals.
Please use the form at the bottom of this page to share your questions, comments and suggestions.
UPCOMING PROGRAMS
Agent Linda Camacho:
Marketer Turned Agent Talks Craft
Date: April 27, 2025
Place: Madison, NJ, and Online via Zoom
POETRY PUBLISHING
by Laura Daniels
Date: Sept. 28, 2025 (2 PM EDT)
Place: Online via Zoom
Hi, my name is Prachi Jain and I am a Co-VP of Programs, totally committed to bringing you new programs like OPEN MICs where writers - both members and non-members read their work to an enthusiastic audience.
If you are a published author, let us know right away. We would love to have a tête-à-tête with you over Zoom. Get ready to get publicity and encouragement through a widely inclusive community of writers.
My name is Dana, your other Co-VP in charge of creating programs for Women Who Write. WWW is offering more programs and events; so many talented members are getting involved by offering their time. The board is constantly brainstorming new ideas.
WWW is dedicated to becoming a colorful bouquet of resources for our members. If you are thinking about becoming a member please feel free to contact us so we can answer any questions you may have.
Thank you for your support, and I promise that there will be so many interesting pages to turn in the WWW book of memories.
LINDA CAMACHO
Mark your calendars and get excited for an amazing opportunity to meet with Linda Camacho - talented agent from Gallt & Zacker Literary Agency. Level up your writing game!
Linda knows what scripts grab attention! Join the literary agent, former Penguin Random House and Simon & Schuster pro, for "Marketer Turned Agent Talks Craft: Writing a Manuscript That Gets and Keeps Everyone’s Attention."
Learn the secrets to crafting irresistible stories, plus get a chance for your manuscript to be critiqued by Linda herself!
Date: Sunday, April 27th
Time: 1:30pm to 3:30pm (Note: critiques will be done prior to program start for in-person and online critiques. The schedule will be supplied to those who ordered and submit their critiques on time.)
Place: Madison Community House
25 Cook Ave., Madison, NJ 07940
Cost: Members - $25
Non-member - $40
Manuscripts are vetted at so many levels. They pass from the eyes of agents to editors to marketing to sales, and while there are some variables outside of the writer's control, craft is not one of them. In the end, publishing folks seek the same thing: A good story. Every good story has certain key elements that I looked for as a marketer at Random House and even now as an agent. If the manuscript falters on any of these counts, it's a pass. In this workshop, I'll talk about several key story fundamentals that not only grab an agent or editor's attention, but that of the acquisitions board as well.
Bio - About | Linda Camacho | Literary Agent and Creativity Coach
POETRY PUBLISHING
Laura Daniels (she/her) is a neurodivergent multi-genre writer. Founder of The Fringe 999, published daily, and the editor of The Fringe 999 Poetry Forum, published in Oct and Apr. Curated in the Journal of New Jersey Poets, New Jersey Bards Anthology, Silver Birch Press, Smarty Pants Magazine for Kids, and elsewhere. An active member of Women Who Write and JCW Plum Poets and @thefringe999. Her poems grow from a love of learning and New Jersey, where she lives in Mt Arlington.
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Laura Daniels will host a free online program for the general public (members and non-members, men and women) on Sunday, September 28, 2025. This program is designed to help poets publish individual poems and it will also delve into what is required to publish a poetry collection through an independent publisher. Q & A at the end.
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Learn about New Jersey Bards Poetry Review 2022 here.
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programs for our members and guests.