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Invitation to Join Salina Writing Group

12/5/2023

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Let’s Start a Salina Writing Group That Has Staying Power
 
By Mike Durall, Kansas Authors Club District 4 President
 
I’ve never cared for writing groups that consist only of “read arounds,” in which people read their work and ask for comments. Sometimes when these writing groups are sponsored by public libraries, it’s a random assortment of mostly strangers and nobody knows what to say if the readings aren’t all that good.
 
I’m proposing a new writer’s group, one in which participants will commit to delve into the writing process, how we generate ideas, where our passion comes from, and how we stick with it when the words don’t flow.
 
I would like to start a group in which we include references, stories, and information about how other writers have addressed the art and craft of writing. We could talk about writers we admire, and why. We could talk about books.
 
We could talk about our own ideas that are in formation and ask others if our ideas have merit and how they might further be shaped.
 
And of course, from time to time we would read our own work. I believe these “read arounds” would be vastly more meaningful if people knew one another better, and what motivates them to write what they do.
 
I suggest we schedule an initial meeting in Salina, at the Ad Astra Coffeehouse and Bookstore, 141 North Santa Fe Avenue. From there, we can determine how frequently we wish to meet, and what we would like to accomplish. Also, there are Zoom possibilities.
 
Give me a holler if you’re interested.
 
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Welcome New Member Thaddeus Dugan

11/29/2023

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Today we welcome new member Thaddeus Dugan. We've asked him to tell us a little about himself. 

Hi my name is Thaddeus A Dugan and I live in Topeka. I am a junior at Washburn University studying English/Writing with a minor in Philosophy. My debut collection of poetry surfaces in April 2024 through Anamcara press and is called A Record of Change. It explores the evolution of the soul through love, grief, and loss, all while never losing sight of my collective humanness. You can follow me on Facebook at Thaddeus A Dugan, Author.

Welcome, Thaddeus! 

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State Board Meeting - November 30

11/27/2023

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The next board meeting of the Kansas Authors Club will take place on Thursday, November 30, at 9:00 a.m. via Zoom. All executive board members and district representatives to the board will receive the link via email. If you are a member who would like to attend as a guest, complete the contact form below.

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WELCOME NEW MEMBER RL NEELY

11/22/2023

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New to District 6 and the Kansas Authors Club this month is Rebecca Neely, who goes by RL Neely in her writing. Rebecca writes adult epic fantasy in her Witega series, which currently has two books.

Per her books' descriptions:

"Little Witega" is an enthralling first installment young adult fantasy series that transports readers to a richly imagined world torn apart by war, where a courageous young girl finds herself ensnared in the clutches of captivity. This captivating tale weaves together elements of adventure, romance, and self-discovery, creating a spellbinding narrative that will leave readers on the edge of their seats.

In "Soldier Witega," the captivating saga continues as Mylah awakens to a reality she never could have imagined. Captive and torn from the world she once knew, Mylah eventually finds herself in the hands of the Wlite. An enigmatic race fighting for freedom and justice in the war-torn land of Banloca or are they?


You can find Rebecca's books on Amazon and Thriftbooks.
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November Program Recording Now Available to Members

11/20/2023

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Our November program was informative and full of valuable information for those navigating today's world of publishing. The recording is now available to members (sign-in required). Bring your pen and paper! You will want to take notes.
November Program Description
“Scam or Opportunity”
Increasingly, authors find themselves the target of unscrupulous services that prey on dreams of creating a successful book. While there are many legitimate publishing and marketing services, there are also a lot of nasty, expensive scams. In this presentation by Thea Rademacher, a former social justice attorney and now CEO of Flint Hills Publishing, you’ll learn how authors are being targeted and how to protect yourself and your work. All attendees will receive a free PDF of Thea’s book, Authors Beware! Arm Yourself with Knowledge to Help Avoid Legal Pitfalls. 
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Thea Rademacher (Thee-a Rod-a-maker) started her professional career at Kansas Legal Services after graduating with honors from the University of Minnesota School of Law. Since then, she’s done a variety of different things which she now understands prepared her for her true calling—helping authors publish and speak about their creative work. Eight years ago, she started Flint Hills Publishing after her inspiring experience co-authoring A Drop in the Night, the Life and Secret Mission of a WW II Airman. Her company has published nearly 80 books—including a Spur Award winner—and she has presented to authors around the world about important and relevant legal topics.​

Flint HIlls Publishing
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Al Ortolani Reading in Pittsburg, KS on December 3

11/19/2023

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Join Al Ortolani on Sunday, December 3 at 2:00 p.m. in the Pittsburg Public Library’s Meeting Room!

Al Ortolani nailed small town Kansas life in this thoughtful, well-crafted teenage odyssey. It had me eager to see what would happen next . . . right up to the evocative ending. Indeed, I was so captivated by protagonist, Danny Prego, and his hard-scrabble life that I was left yearning for a sequel.
—J.T. Knoll, The Morning Sun (Pittsburg, Kansas)
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Applications for 2024 Volland Residencies

11/17/2023

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The Volland Foundation is committed to providing time and space for creative practitioners of a wide range of disciplines to gather in a community setting for work, thought and exchange of ideas, and to experience immersion in a unique ecosystem and rural culture. In 2024, Volland will offer 14 residencies across the spring, summer, and fall seasons.
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Preorder New Book by Member Stacy Thowe

11/17/2023

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Author Stacy Thowe, from District One, is releasing her new novel Soap Opera Digest. It is currently available for preorder on Amazon and Barnes & Noble. The novel is scheduled for release on December 15, 2023, just in time for Christmas!
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November 18 - Monthly Program: “Scam or Opportunity”

11/12/2023

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Save the Date!
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Increasingly, authors find themselves the target of unscrupulous services that prey on dreams of creating a successful book. While there are many legitimate publishing and marketing services, there are also a lot of nasty, expensive scams. In this presentation by Thea Rademacher, a former social justice attorney and now CEO of Flint Hills Publishing, you’ll learn how authors are being targeted and how to protect yourself and your work. All attendees will receive a free PDF of Thea’s book, Authors Beware! Arm Yourself with Knowledge to Help Avoid Legal Pitfalls. ​

This presentation will be broadcast via Zoom.

Members should receive a link to this program via the monthly news note or from their district presidents. Members may also access the program link via our "member pages" (sign-in required).  

​Thea Rademacher
 (Thee-a Rod-a-maker) started her professional career at Kansas Legal Services after graduating with honors from the University of Minnesota School of Law. Since then, she’s done a variety of different things which she now understands prepared her for her true calling—helping authors publish and speak about their creative work. Eight years ago, she started Flint Hills Publishing after her inspiring experience co-authoring A Drop in the Night, the Life and Secret Mission of a WW II Airman. Her company has published nearly 80 books—including a Spur Award winner—and she has presented to authors around the world about important and relevant legal topics.​
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Membership Recruitment Challenge

11/10/2023

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​As of October 20, we had 59 new members for 2023. Last year at this time we were at 22 new members. However, only 2 of the 22 members who have been listed as "recommended" by had more than one new member recruited this year. Therefore, the member recruitment award remains unclaimed.

Your mission: invite your writing friends to join Kansas Authors Club! Any member who joins between now and the end of 2023 gets membership through December 31, 2024. So recruit away!

We will announce the 2023 Recruiter of the Year in early January.
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Writing from the Center - Kansas Authors Club Zine Available

11/10/2023

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updated: 11/10/2023
We are so excited about the inaugural addition of the KAC Zine. Thanks to our amazing members, we have around 100 pages full of great articles, stories, poems, and visual art. Thanks for your patience as we prepared this first issue. Good stuff is always worth the wait, right? 

You are welcome to share a copy of our Zine with friends! The PDF is available for download for free from our new "Publications" page (link below and in the menu to the left). Instructions for purchasing physical copies of the Zine are also on that page.
For more details, 
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Our cover image is by member Barbara Waterman-Peters
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Writing News from Member Duane L. Herrmann

11/5/2023

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In October 2023, three prose pieces and one poem by Duane L Herrmann were posted by Adirondack Center for Writing in response to their weekly writing prompts. Carrot Ranch blog posted three of his 99-word stories in response to their weekly writing prompts. Eight poems of his were posted/published in three publications: 
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  • Tiny Seed Journal
  • Dashboard Horus
  • Fevers of the Mind

Plus, one poem, Flames in Green, in the anthology, Poetry of the Wild Flowers, from Tiny Seed, that had been posted eariler on their site. He discovered a balance to all that. Since January 2010, he received at least 1,360 rejections of his literary submissions (most consisting of more than one piece), some pieces rejected by more than one publisher, some rejected then accepted by a different publisher (sometimes even in the same week!).
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David Hann's New Book, Bluebirds to Tikal, Available for Pre-Order

11/3/2023

 
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Discover why deer don’t like to be lassoed, what it’s like to drive down a mountain pass without power steering or power brakes after the engine quits, and learn what can happen when cultures clash in these stories of fun, fear, and folly.
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David Hann’s Bluebirds To Tikal is a travel journal, of sorts. filled with tales of adventure and misadventure from central U.S.A. to central Asia. Coming in December from Anamcara Press, LLC! Preorders available now!
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Clyde Toland Winds Silver Medallion in Will Rogers Medallion Awards Competition

11/3/2023

 
A note from member, Clyde Tolland:

I recently received a Silver Medallion in the Will Rogers Medallion Awards competition. This is for volume one, American Hero, Kansas Heritage, of my Becoming Frederick Funston Trilogy and was in the category of Western Biographies/Memoirs. This volume previously received a Spur Award from the Western Writers of America.
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2023 Will Rogers Medallion Awards
Clyde Tolland at Flint Hills Publishing

Amber Fraley's New Book, Kansas Genexistential, Released in December

11/3/2023

 
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Coming December 6, Amber Fraley's new essay collection drops. With her trademark biting wit, Amber Fraley describes the foibles and follies of growing up a kid in the turbulent and strange decade of the 1980s, odd characters she encountered in the 1990s, and how GenXers are now handling midlife differently than their parents did. She also talks frankly about her late entry into the reproductive justice movement and what menopause is really like with equal parts humor and compassion. From the long, strange trip of the Reagan years to the Trump years, and the particular frustrations of being from the Midwest, Fraley’s view on life is refreshing.

"Grab this book and grab a recliner for the life of a Generation! Generation X, that is. Amber Fraley’s writing is brilliant, insightful, and funny! I just hope your recliner has a seatbelt. You will need it!"
-Andrew Evans, Pickleball Librarian

Leonard Krishtalka's New Book, Native Blood, Released in December

11/3/2023

 
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Native Blood, the fourth novel in the series featuring private investigator Harry Przewalski, will be published Dec. 6, 2023 by Anamcara Press (Anamcara-Press.com
for preorder).

In the back-biting world of academia, a biological anthropologist studying indigenous genetics is found bludgeoned to death, his head lying in a pool of Native American DNA. The university chancellor’s son, an Athabascan native and archeology student, is charged with murder. He’d led a violent protest against the genomic studies of the first Americans.

PI Harry Przewalski becomes immersed in a tangle of deceit, personal vendettas, unethical research, and illicit affair, and the coverup of an archeological bombshell. Treachery surrounds a missing flint spear point, 13,000 years old from western Kansas, that threatens to upend careers and what we knew about the first Americans. Was the anthropologist killed over an explosive theory that the Americas were peopled at least twice from different continents more than 15,000 years ago?

Native Blood also tackles the intense conflicts between genetics, archeology, and the Native Americans’ own origin stories. It reveals anthropology’s long entanglement with race and racial theory, and the darkest shadows cast by the unspeakable treatment of indigenous peoples.

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"A Moment to Write" ... recap of the 2023 annual gathering of the Kansas Authors Club

10/29/2023

 
40 writers + 12 awards presentation day attendees gathered at Rock Springs Ranch near Junction City, Kansas, for the first state-wide writing retreat, October 6-8. Here we share some pictures of the event and the setting.

Retreat attendees! Drop us a comment below about your experiences at the writing retreat.
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From attendee, Holly Friesen:

Some highlights for me were:
  • getting to know other writers and hearing their stories,
  • enjoying the education center with all the different rooms marked for different purposes,
  • the walk and scenery so inspiring to topics to write about!
  • I did have some time to write for more than a moment. Very helpful.
  • the amazing food! We definitly grew in healthy calories!
  • the award presentation was great fun. And even though I didn't win any writing award this year, I have a newfound admiration for the other works written. They were amazing and inspiring!
From attendee, Ann Vigola Anderson:

I was looking forward to this past weekend to reenergize, be with nature, meet more KAC people and be joyful in my mind. It was a huge blessing to not have any obligations to go to anything nor expectations of something that had to be done. 

. . . I found the lodge to be cozy, comfortable, and a perfect place to gather in the evening . . . The lodge setting afforded everyone so many opportunities for new connections, impromptu conversations, and the fire pit was a huge team builder (plus the s’mores). And yet, there were some that also found it a peaceful place to write and relax. By the end of the retreat, it felt as if we had been at a class reunion with good friends.

The meals were exceptional! On time, fantastic variety and prepared in a healthy manner. Again, the dining setting gave people an opportunity to sit with other people and chat. . . . I also liked the fact that we cleared the tables and worked as a team. . . .

The meeting rooms were also exactly what we needed to be creative and relaxed. I didn’t get to a few of them, like poetry, and I started a chap book but, didn’t get it finished. Oh well. Whoever set up that chap book room gets gold stars for presentation and cool stuff to use.

I especially liked the book awards in the Great Plains room. . . . This setting was great for both the audience and the recipient. It was delightful to see the happiness of people receiving a KAC award!

. . . For me, the KAC should afford members the opportunity to gather, share information, learn, be creative and have time to WRITE. I heard so many attendees say that they actually had written something. I believe that is a huge takeaway.

Traci Brimhall nailed it with her presentation. High energy, fun, and put everybody in instant KAC retreat mode. I believe a presenter like that should be the norm for opening night. Play!

I attended all three of the sessions and learned new ideas from each one. I liked that they were low-tech.

2023 Lifetime Achievement in Writing Award

10/28/2023

 
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Betty Berney has been a member of the Kansas Author’s Club since 1983. Betty is a lifelong resident of Phillipsburg, Kansas. She is a gifted writer and musician and among her many honors are winning first prize in the 5th Anniversary National Country Music Songwriter Contest in 1981; the Golden Poet Award presented at the 3rd Annual Poetry Convention at the Las Vegas Hilton in 1987, and the Female Country songwriter of the year by the Lumpkin Music Corporation in 1988. Her 375 plus extensive writings include poetry and songs on the following topics: Kansas, Religion, History, Local Phillipsburg Friends and Family, Patriotic, Political, love and loss. Her years of creative writing have inspired and touched many hearts.

Many of Betty’s writings remain on display at Fort Bissell in Phillips County. 

This note was received from Betty in April 2023.
“Now hanging in the living room of my home is the framed, typed poem of Jacqueline Kennedy on colored paper with inserts of pictures of a candle and an ink bowl and pen. The frame is of walnut wood and wired to a stand. A fine picture of a graceful woman and wife of our president of the United States. I have been asked to send it near The White House for hanging in an area for pictures of Presidents wives, etc.”

I nominate Betty Berney for a Lifetime Achievement in Writing Award.

Nomination by Tracy Million Simmons

2023 Service Awards

10/28/2023

 
The following service awards were presented at the Annual Meeting of the General Membership on Saturday, October 20, 2023.

Nomination #1
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 I nominate Nichole Snyder of District 5 for an Award of Merit for Service to the club.  Nichole stepped in faithfully before joining D5 to help us with our computer and Zoom issues. She agreed to serve in 2023 in a newly-created position as Technology Manager and has excelled in her gracious service.  I appreciate Nichole because I know how difficult it is to listen to the speakers while trying to run club issues simultaneously, and the computer "glitches" and malfunctions have often taken considerable time over a meeting. 

Nominated by Connie Rae White
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D5 President Sandee Taylor and Nichole Snyder.
Nomination #2

​I nominate Ann Christine Fell for the KAC Service Award. Ann dedicates herself to promoting Kansas authors in her community and in the state. Currently she serves as the Writers in Community Liaison for District 5. She especially champions authors' involvement with libraries. Ann organized a small group for writers in the Winfield area.
 
Ann was a moving force for the first D5 Writers Retreat. She found the speaker and provided the venue for the retreat. She was a gracious hostess.
 
Working with Ann is a pleasure because of her competence and service mindedness. D5 is blessed to have her as a member.
 
Nomination by Sandra Taylor
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D5 President Sandee Taylor and Ann Christine Fell
Nomination #3

I nominate Lindsey Bartlett for the Kansas Authors Club Service Award. Lindsey joined KAC in 2021 after serving as a judge for our literary contests. In 2022, she agreed to become the prose contest manager and served in this position for two years. This year, she introduced and co-sponsored the Rural Voices category to our prose and poetry contest, a contest, bringing in a total of 51 entries, making it one of the larger categories in our contest. Lindsey is an active member of the Emporia Writers Group and has become a KAC leader serving as Co-Chair of District 2 in 2023. She has also worked as the assistant editor on our new publication, The Write from the Center Zine. Lindsey is a generous friend and an actively publishing writer. Her efforts to grow as a writer and as a KAC community builder are inspirational.

Nomination by Tracy Million Simmons
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