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What does it take to write the
Great American Romance novel? Butt in Chair!
Join us in the Adventure…
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2010 C.A.M.E.O. Meeting Topics
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February: |
Hubba Hubba, Heroes to Dream About |
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March: |
Your Heroine, Your BFF |
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April: |
Push, Shove & Love, The Happy Couple |
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May: |
Twisting Mustache and All-Making the
Villain Compete! |
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June: |
Is Your Brain Fried? Mine is!
Brainstorm! |
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July: |
Gray Skies & Sunny Days - Making the
weather and Scene and Extra Character |
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August: |
Retreat! |
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September: |
Talk to the Hand and Other Body Language Necessities |
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October: |
Is It Hot In Here? The windows are steaming! |
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November: |
Happily Ever After - The Scary, Hairy Agent & Editor
Publication Yellow
Brick Road |
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December: |
Party! |
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2010 On-Line
Class Information
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March: |
Character Development -Kim Louise |
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April: |
10 Commandments of Grammar for
Fiction Writers -The Grammar Divas |
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May: |
And Then What Happened -Connie Cox |
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June: |
Alpha Males -Laurie Schebly
Campbell |
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September: |
Everything you Always wanted to know
about Grammar and Style But Didn't Think it Mattered -The Grammar Divas |
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October: |
Love Scenes -Kim Louise |
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C.A.M.E.O. (Caring Authors Mentoring Each Other)
was founded in the
mid-80’s in Omaha, Nebraska, by a group of eclectic writers headed by
romance enthusiasts. Since becoming an official chapter of Romance
Writers of America in the early 90’s, they have devoted their monthly
meetings to the promotion of the romance genre, welcoming new writers as
well as published authors. Their comfortable, friendly atmosphere
fosters RWA’s philosophy of supporting and encouraging one another in
the serious pursuit of a career in the romance industry.
Current members are writing in several sub-genres, including Romantic
Suspense, Historical, Inspirational, Paranormal, Young Adult and even
screenwriting.
Breaking RWA National and member news items are shared on a closed
e-mail list. Members post Works-in-Progress to a closed on-line Critique
List for feedback that motivates one and all to “keep writing in the
midst of life’s busy-ness.”
The succinct business meetings and member updates are followed by
member-directed programs. Field trips, an annual fall weekend retreat, a
“Page-Count Contest” and the annual Chapter “Storyteller Award” are
among the enthusiastic group’s other activities. RWA National
members-in-good-standing can join C.A.M.E.O for $20/year. The chapter
invites you to come and experience the fun that is C.A.M.E.O.’s
trademark.
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MEETINGS
C.A.M.E.O. Romance Writers
Baright Library
5555 S. 77th Street, Ralston
Third Saturday of the Month
10:00 a.m. – 1 p.m.
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