New Members
Welcome to the Southwest Florida’s Gulf Coast Writers Association. Your membership is important to all of us and we hope you find friendship, support, and a diverse collection of individuals who can assist you in your writing goals.
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(photos by Denise Holbrook & Judy Loose)
January 2012
Patricia AllenPatricia writes non-fiction. She is also a member of Peace River Center for Writers in Punta Gorda. She is interested in the networking that GCWA provides. She is currently working on a memoir. She is looking for a critique group. |
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Bill BrowerBill writes fiction, primarily technical literature. He heard about GCWA from the web. He wants to learn and stimulate his writing and to network with writers. He is a Professor Emeritus from Marquette in Milwaukee. His specialty is in Aeodemia, Cryspreservation, Cryso Surgery, Heterogenesus Cetolysis. |
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Joyce (J.D.) DanielsJoyce writes fiction, non-fiction, poetry and essay. She is also a member of Pine Island Writers. She is a prose editor for Prairie Wolf Press Review, an on-line journal featuring new and established writers and visual artists. The Old Wolf Lady: A Biography was published in 2005. See her web site at www.authorsden.com/joycedaniels.
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David HernleyDave writes fiction, non-fiction and poetry. He heard about GCWA from the web. He is currently writing about Holistic Health and Lifestyle Choices. He joins to improve his writing skills and learn about the business of publishing. He has written the first of a sequel of novels of The Paradise Saga with two more yet to be written. It is a Metaphysical Fiction or an Adult Fairy Tale about Romantic Adventure as he likes to call it. He is interested in how to publish and market E-books. He writes under pen names: "David Allen" and "Christopher David". |
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Vicki LeiVicki writes fiction, poetry and children stories. She heard about GCWA from a friend. She has written "Mr. Grumpy and Creepy Caterpillar." She looks forward to meeting other writers. She is a professional musician, author of nine children books, four humorous non-fiction works and a library of music. She is a mother of three grown children and a grandmother. |
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Pat McAnultyPat is a former member. |
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Marsha PerlmanMarsha is a Pine Island writer from Matlacha. |
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Donna RodioDonna is a non-writer who has been attending with her writer husband, Tony Rodio. She is a Librarian with the Lee County School System. |
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Jerry SummersJerry writes fiction, non-fiction, children, multimedia and Academic. He was told about GCWA by Lenore Farkas, current member. He has written forty-one books, so far. He joined for what he could learn, the social, the networking and the marketing. He is a retired professor. Currently he is President of Riverside Publication, Etc. He is willing to help out in anyway but cooking. See his web site RiversidePublications.com |
November 2011
Bethany Mackin BaxterBethany writes fiction. She has published Two Sons. She wants to meet other writers and find opportunities for readings, etc. Her website if bethanybaxter.com. |
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C. Donald KahrmannLikes to write fiction and non-fiction. He heard about GCWA from a neighbor. He has not been published but is currently writing. He wants to learn more about the craft. He likes to travel, garden, play cards, sculpture and weave. He is looking forward to participating in all GCWA has to offer. |
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Jan MitchellJan writes fiction and nonfiction. She heard about GCWA from the Bonita Springs Library. She has not been published but is currently writing. She wants to be a part of a group working on writing and all the organization has to offer. She is season, summer in Boston, Cape Cod. Enjoys winters in Florida. |
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Bev SearLikes to write fiction and poetry. Bev heard about GCWA from an event at Sidney/Byres Davis center. Is a current writer who has not been published. |
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Peggy TonkPeggy writes fiction, non-fiction, poetry and children. She learned of GCWA from Mari Hopp and Michelle James. She has had her poetry published and is currently writing. She enjoys writing and wants to mingle with others of like interest. She is always striving to climb higher in writing excellence. She is an active member of the Lee County Writer's Group. |
September 2011
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Annemarie BlueAnnemarie writes fiction and returns as a former member. She is interested in everything GCWA has to offer. |
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Little Joe MicaleLittle Joe writes fiction, non-fiction, plays, screen writing, essay, family bio, profiler. He has been published in the News Press, Breeze Corp., a book, Confessions of a Hollywood Hairstylist, 4 movies, 58 shows, TV series, and 4 TV specials. He currently writes as Entertainment Editor for the Snowbird Journal and has two new books. He wants to associate with other writers, to learn and help promote other writers. He is the producer of Florida's Famous Storytellers, a monthly show where they tell short stories to the people of Calusa Harbour located on the river in Fort Myers. He's always looking for storytellers! |
Bernice RichmondBernice writes fiction and non-fiction. She heard about GCWA from the newspaper. She has written for the American Way Magazine and the Naples Daily News. She likes writers and writing and all creative people. In addition to writing she is a Graphic Artist and Illustrator.
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Don RichmondDon writes non-fiction, poetry. He heard about GCWA from the newspapers. He has written guest commentary for the Naples Daily News. |
August 2011
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Anne DaltonAnne writes fiction and non-fiction. She found GCWA by Googling local writers groups. She is interested in learning how to get published. She is and attorney and mediator, specializing in providing legal services to those in the creative arts: writers, musicians, sculptors, painters, etc. She is teaching 12 full-day workshops at the Alliance for the Arts in Copyright, business licensing, invasion of privacy, etc. from September thru November 2011. |
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Artis HendersonArtis writes fiction, non-fiction, and essay. She is a returning GCWA member. She has been published in the New York Times, "Modern Love," reprinted in Reader's Digest, and she writes "Sandy Days, Salty Nights" for the Florida Weekly. She is currently writing a memoir about losing her husband in Iraq. She is a returning member of the Hurricane Critique Group. |
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Robert (Bob) LerewBob writes fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and plays. He heard about GCWA from "Meet the Authors" in Bonita Springs. He is currently writing a first person profile of an older woman he knew and the letters she wrote. He has been writing all his life. He has been a disc jockey, actor, director, radio-tv newsman, advertising agency executive, national retail marketing director for TVB in New York, and an advertising consultant. Now he has time to write. He is interested in taking advantage of all GCWA has to offer. |
Ellen MyerEllen writes fiction, poetry, and children's. She heard about GCWA from the library. She has published Annie's Shoes, Freddie's Friends, and poetry in two Iowa Anthologies. She joined to learn more about the craft of writing, publishing, and marketing. She is excited to have found GCWA. |
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Krista SantoraKrista writes fiction and non-fiction. She learned about GCWA from the newly-formed Marco Island writers group. She wants to network with other writers, to learn, to share resources, to attend conferences, and to encourage and be encouraged. She is working on a murder mystery, a Christian Sci-Fi, and a series of magazine articles. Krista has always loved to write, but never completed anything. She'd like this to be the year she completes one of her novels or magazine articles series. In 2004, she held a 3-day writers' retreat in the Poconos w/Jonathan Maberry as her instructor. |
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R.E. "Skip" SealSkip writes fiction and non-fiction. He heard about GCWA at the Lee County Library. He has written articles for trade magazines at the Green Journey. He is interested in learning to self publish. |
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Jill SealJill heard about us at the Lee County Library. She will attend to support her husband. |
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Dorothy Hamilton ShermanDorothy is returning to writing after a long hiatus. |
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Howard SiegelHoward writes fiction, non-fiction, and travel. He is a former member, 2006. He has been published in American Rifleman, Jewish Historical Society Book of Short Stories, and Cleveland Plain Dealer Newsletter. He would like to learn more about writing. |
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Julie WardJulie writes fiction. She heard about GCWA from a friend. She is currently writing a macabre mystery. She wants to meet writers with similar interest and take advantage of all the group has to offer. |
Evelyn WicksEvelyn heard about the organization from a friend. She is interested in learning from all the programs GCWA has to offer and finds the group "interesting." |
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Gary WormerGary writes fiction. He heard about GCWA from the Internet. He is currently editing a novel. He needs ideas on how to publish. |
July 2011
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Lenore FarkasLenore writes Non-fiction and Poetry. She wants to learn more about writing and to be published. In return she would like to share her gifts.
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Kim PaulusKim writes fiction, nonfiction, and poetry. She is a former member of GCWA. She has had articles published with Times of the Islands and Gulf and Main. She is excited about rejoining to get her creative juices flowing.
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June 2011
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Yvonne HillYvonne writes African American History. |
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Laura Allen NonemakerLaura writes fiction, nonfiction, poetry, essay, family bio and children. She has several articles published in Kentucky Monthly Magazine. She has a book, Benny's Angel, which will be in print soon. It is part of a series. She is interested in networking, learning and fellowship with other writers. Laura was first published at the age of 12 in The Royal Gazette in Bermuda where she was born. She currently has several things she is working on.
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Patricia "Patty" WestbrookPatty writes non-fiction and poetry. She learned about GCWA from searching the internet. She wants to enhance her writing and meet fellow writers that share her passion for writing. She wants to write a book about her father's letters to her mother while serving in the Air Force during World War II.
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May 2011
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Alison ChabonaisAlison writes non-fiction. She is past president of GCWA. She is National Editor for a monthly national magazine Natural Awakenings. She is a freelance editor and writer. |
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Carole DiSalvoCarol writes non-fiction. She is a member of Tim Jacob's group. She writes a monthly column for her community paper Stoneybrook. She is currently writing Recipe Memoirs. She is joining GCWA to meet other writers. In addition to her writing, Carol is a Practicing Psychotherapist. She is interested in workshops on writing query letter, publishing, and self-publishing |
Paula J. EisenachPaula writes for children. She heard about GCWA at from Jan Nieman. She has self-published a book, The BooMan. She joined GCWA to learn more. She is currently writing her second of what she hopes is a series. Her website is www.TheBooMan.com.
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Marsha GordonMarsha writes non-fiction and essay. She has been published in magazines and newspapers. She joined GCWA for contacts and to be with people of like interests.
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Matthew McMichaelMatthew writes fiction and non-fiction. Her heard about GCWA at the book fair. He joined GCWA to learn.
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Paula McMichaelPaula writes for children. She also heard about GCWA at the book fair. She is working on a middle grade novel. She joined GCWA to learn and network.
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Tom MillerTom writes fiction, non-fiction poetry, essay, family bio, and for children. He attended a writing class at the Renaissance Academy and heard about our organization. He joined to meet other writers. Tom is retired. |
April 2011
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Dan EnglandDan resumed writing poetry, is beginning a novel and wanted to meet other good writers and critique of his work. He's a licensed clinical social worker, enjoys woodworking and kayaking. He learned of GCWA through Pine Island Writers. |
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Karen AuritiKaren writes Fiction. She heard of GCWA from Tim Jacobs. She wants networking and critiquing.
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March 2011
George E. ButtnerGeorge writes non-fiction and Poetry. He has published In the Footsteps of Jesus. His website if www.Heartwoodcreations.org. He joined at the Barnes and Noble Special Projects Event in March. |
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Ben FeldmanBen writes poetry. He has been published in Poets Choice and Safarin Review. He wants to meet other writers. He is a Full Time Social Worker for Hope Hospice in addition to writing Poetry. He learned about GCWA from the recent Barnes and Noble Special Projects Event in March. |
Serafina GrottanelliSerafina writes fiction, and poetry. She is attending with her mom who is a member. She wants to meet other authors and learn how to get published. |
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Gerald PetersenGerald writes nonfiction-History. He has published A Right to Bear Arms? What Were the Founders Thinking. He writes position papers and letters to the editor concerning economics and politics. He heard about GCWA at the Lee County Reading Festival. He wants to connect to other authors and learn. |
February 2011
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Cheryl AbneyCheryl writes Fiction, non fiction and poetry. She has been published in Christian Standard, Mature Living, and Technology Magazines. She is currently working on a a children's fiction: Belle of the Glades, a historical romance: Emerald's Isle. She joined GCWA to improve her writing skills and receive and give encouragement. She is a member of American Christian Fiction Writers, previously formed and led Clewiston Christian Writes Group, previously Co-advisor of Clewiston High School's Writer's Group. She has completed several writing courses and has attended numerous conferences. |
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Lynn BowmanLynn is retired and now has a chance to pursue her writing. She was a Collection Agent for 15 years, is a care taker for a transplant family member. She loves to cook, photography and crafts. |
Damion BrittonDamion writes Fiction,Non-fiction, Poetry and Screen writing. Damion is working on several screen writing plays. |
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Karen ClawsonKaren writes non fiction and poetry and Young Adult. She has been published in newspapers, magazines and a book. She works with K is for Kids Foundation where she promotes literacy and a love of reading in children. Kids need more books to read! Especially kids in need. www.Kisforkids.org. |
Rachel CoxRachel writes Fiction, Non-fiction, Poetry, writes Plays, Screen writing and Essays. She joined GCWA for networking opportunities. She has numerous writings that have been published:
Rachael is the Historian for the Regional Orchestra Players Association were she is a professional musician. |
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Monica GarciaMonica writes Fiction, Non-fiction, poetry and screenwriting. She has been published in Chicken Soup for the Latin Soul, "A Hero's Story". She is currently working on a book of poetry. She joined to be inspired to write and to improve her writing techniques and connect with other authors. She has a passion for writing and is ready to take it to the next level. She loves to inspire others with a positive message of personal growth and development. http://garciamo.wordpress.com/ |
Terrie Farley MoranTerrie writes Mystery and short fiction |
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Patricia SheehyPatricia writes Fiction and Non-fiction. She heard about GCWA from the internet. She has been published: Veil of Illusion, Field of Destiny and Dancing Under the Full Moon. She is currently writing a sequel to Field of Destiny. She is looking for support and networking. www.patsheehy.com |
Sharon L. ShimickSharon writes Non-fiction and Poetry. She is a beginning writer that is currently writing several pieces of works. |
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Marlene SkidmoreMarlene heard about GCWA from the last book fair. |
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Greg SpinelliGreg writes fiction. He joined to find help and encouragement for the writing process. He heard about GCWA from the internet. |
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Pat WashingtonPat writes poetry. She heard about GCWA from the NewsPress. She is a retired college professor. She has been published. She wants to meet other writers and learn more about the business. |
January 2011
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Connie BottinelliConnie is a Documentary Filmmaker. She writes Non-Fiction and Screenwriting. She is the daughter of Russ Miller. Her works have been broadcast on CBS, NBC, Discovery, Court TV, Fox, Lifetime, TLC... |
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Barbara Leonard BurnettBarbara writes fiction and has been published, Belle and the Pastor. She welcomes the camaraderie, help, and suggestions from the membership. She got a tattoo at 70 and published her first book at 71. She met members at Grace Lutheran and was impressed with their friendliness and good humor. |
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H. Ray PopeRay writes non-fiction. His published works include: Tear It Down, My Lady and the Journey. He was invited by Diane Fowler and joined to learn about marketing. He is a 94-year-old retired attorney and judge. His goal is to become the Grand Pa Pope in literature as was Grandma Moses in art. |
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November 2010
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William BeaulieuWilliam writes fiction and poetry. He found GCWA at the Art Walk at the Alliance for the Arts. He would love to improve his writing and successfully publish. He would like to share with those of the same interest. He is a retired firefighter from Syracuse, NY and moved to Florida six years ago. He loves photography, fishing, and wildlife. |
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Christopher BrownChristopher writes poetry. He is joining for the networking and professional development.. |
Phyllis KayWrites fiction, non-fiction, poetry and children and wants to write humor. She is a former member rejoining to take advantage of the many programs GCWA has to offer. In addition to writing she performs and can draw. |
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Ernie LijoiErnie likes to write True Crime and Mystery. He began writing at age 65 and is now 67. All his books are based on factual incidents that he was involved with as his guise Eddie Pannoni in real life. He worked as a Deep Cover Investigator with the FBI, DEA and ATF as well as local and state police in numerous areas. He has received commendations and has news clipping to back up his stories. Take a look at his site Http://www.erniesr.com. He also writes children's stories in his spare time. |
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Julia SmithJulia writes screen plays, fiction, nonfiction and young adult. She has written technical work on the subject of figure skating which she has been associated with for decades. She has coached from beginner to Olympic contenders. She hopes to learn from and network with other members of GCWA. |
October 2010
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Patty DuncanPatty writes fiction and has published Detour to Dallas. She joined GCWA to fellowship with other writers and to gain information on publishing, agents, etc. In addition, she a willing editor with references. |
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Kyle MillerKyle writes fiction an has published Dillo-A Baby Armadillo's Adventure on Sanibel Island which was a 2009 Eric Hoffer award winner, and newly released Snowy Pea and the Ghost Crab. She is the owner of Jungle House Publications which features wildlife storybooks for children. She is a member of the Florida Publishers Association, the Independent Book Publishers Association and the Society for Children's Book Writers and Illustrators. |
August 2010
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Ruth King FotovatRuth writes non-fiction. She is interested in the topics, speakers and workshops offered by GCWA. |
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W.C. (Chuck) HighfieldChuck writes fiction and has published two novels: Streets and IN SUN DOWN FAR. He has written several children's stories and is an occasional contributor to the Island Sand Paper on Fort Myers Beach. |
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John ReidJohn writes fiction and has been published. He is anxious to meet other writers and make contact with agents and publishers. |
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Anthony M. RodioAnthony writes fiction and non-fiction. He wants to learn about publishing and marketing. |
July 2010
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Dolores P. (Dee) AhlfeldDolores writes fiction and is currently working on a murder mystery. |
Laurie BabcockLaurie's Genre is a Playwright. She is finishing a thesis on "Staging African Slavery" to obtain her Masters of Art in Theatre from Hunter College (NYC). She is married to Jesse and mother to Ainsleigh. They just recently moved to Ft. Myers from Main. |
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Virginia (Ginger) DornburgJoined to attend with her husband. |
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Patricia MoorePatricia writes non-fiction, Essay and Family Bio. She has published England's Green and Pleasant land, A Good Day and Christmas Cookies. She is currently working on There are No Atheists in a Lifeboat. |
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Patrick ParkerPatrick writes fiction and has published Ben's Tale. |
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Francine Wolfe SchwartzFrancine writes nonfiction. She has written for newspaper and editor for a cookbook and other technical writing. She would like to use her experience in home economics to write technical feature stories. She would like to write less technical and more features. |
Rob TotterdaleRob writes Non-Fiction/Academic. |
June 2010
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Jack DuniganJack is a published author who writes both fiction and nonfiction. He heard about GCWA from the newspaper. He has been writing for almost 40 years for both non-profit and also business. He owns and writes for 4 blogs. Jack feels people and the lives they lead are a rich resource for material. Their experience and location may be familiar, unexciting and mundane to them but they are exotic, interesting and fascinating to a writer. He wants to connect with and gain and grow by association with wordsmiths at GCWA. |
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Linda KruleskiLinda likes to write "How To." She looks forward to listening, learning, and being inspired. |
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Aurelie ShuleshkoAurelie writes non-fiction. She heard about us from a member of the Naples Writers Group. She wants to network with other writers and learn from the opportunities GCWA offers. She has been profiled in "Women Who Mean Business" and "100 Women to Watch in Chicago." She has drawn from her experiences in the corporate world and is focusing her time on working as a free lance writer. Her background includes development of communication programs for international corporations where she won recognition for her numerous articles, speeches, newsletter, training programs and marketing materials that she delivered to diverse audiences, communicating complex problems with precision and clarity. |
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Paula WatsonPaula is a published author who writes fiction and non-fiction. She had written fro the Shell Point Life Magazine. She heard about GCWA from a friend. She hopes to network with other writers and continue learning about writing. She is currently working on a supernatural thriller. |
April 2010
Christine Kobie
Christine writes children picture books, journaling, poetry and research curricula.
Dr. Marianne de Deugd
Marianne writes non-fiction. She heard about GCWA through a friend at Toastmasters. She has published Fifty Two Mondays and is currently working on a follow up.
March 2010
Anita (Nita) DeWeese
Nita writes fiction. She is retired and is interested in learning and brainstorming. She was our 2nd place winner in fiction.
Anita Dennis
Anita is a former member who likes to write poetry. She is currently writing a book about her life as the wife of an African Chief. She came back to the group after missing the company of fellow writers.
Robert McCurdy
Robert learned about GCWA at the Reading Festival. He has published four (4) novels since 2005 in addition to other articles, texts and educational TV.
Terrence (Terry) Terrana
Terry writes nonfiction. He heard about the GCWA from the newspaper. He would like to learn more about writing, publishing and distributing and is currently working on a book. He is a retired 'Stock Richer.' He is pleased to see such a well organized group.
February 2010
Robert Dornburg
Robert lives in Fort Myers and is a fiction writer. His published piece is entitled Thorn Castle. At present he is working on Windmeer. Robert is a veteran of World War 11 and was employed with American Airlines. He is interested in associating with other writers.
Laurie (Lori) Ruhl
Lori resides in Cape Coral. She is presently working on a fiction piece. Lori hopes to find out more about the business side of becoming published.
Tony Tancredi
Tony lives in Ft. Myers. He has been published with a work entitled Sins of the Son. He hopes to gain more information on the subject of writing with like minded individuals.
January 2010
Robert Abramson
Robert lives in Estero, Fl. His genre is non-fiction and he looks forward to meetings with other writers. His background includes duties as a newspaper correspondent in Europe, Broadway press agent and a critic covering plays in the Ft. Myers and Sanibel area. Robert has also developed a reputation as a story teller. He would like to join a critique group.
James Ciano
James resides in Lehigh Acres, Fl. His genre is fiction, detective and mystery.
Monica Fish
Monica’s genre is fiction, non-fiction, poetry and screenwriting. She hopes to network with other writers in GCWA. She would like to join a critique group and also attend workshop, speaker programs, reading groups and open mic programs.
Denise Holbrook
Denise’s genre is fiction. She has been published as a reporter for the Hammell Newspapers, a columnist for the Citizen and the Gulf Coast Woman and Doors (Tate Publishing). At present she is working on an adult fiction piece. She hopes to find a critique group within our club and to find an agent. Denise is looking forward to participating in workshops. Speaker programs, networking reading groups and open mic programs will also interest her. She wants to help and has already signed up for hospitality for our meetings.
Sharon Jones
Sharon lives in Ft. Myers Beach.
Robert Peterson
Robert has rejoined GCWA now that he is a resident of the area once again. His genre is fiction and he is interested in the world of writers and publishers and connecting with others in his peer group. Bob is retired from a long career in the insurance industry with focus on the financial side. He spent fifteen years investigating insurance fraud. His current novel is based on that experience. He would like to join a critique group and looks forward to our workshops. Anything related to writing novels will be of special interest to him. He may be able to volunteer with our functions, depending on timing/event.
Richard Willett
Richard in most interested in fiction. He hopes to attend workshops and speaker programs and would like to join a critique group. He will volunteer with speaking and networking, if needed.
Priscilla Wonkka
Priscilla is interested in non fiction, poetry and family biography. She is currently working on a collection of life stories. She is the leader of a large class of people writing their life stories. Priscilla hopes to learn more from the members of GCWA and to improve her own writing and teaching. She is a former teacher and professional musician. She hopes to attend workshops and especially would enjoy non fiction and the writing of real life adventures and memoirs and wants to meet others with the same interests as hers.
November 2009
Keith Donaldson
Keith writes fiction and plays. He has been published with “Death of an Intern” and “The Hill People” and is currently working on a piece entitled “Rude Awakenings.” He is joining GCWA for the networking aspects of our club. Retired from broadcasting, magazine writing and advertising, Keith now is pursuing playwriting and also volunteers in affordable housing and children’s education. Networking, workshops, critiques groups, reading groups and open mic programs are of special interest to Keith. We welcome him into our club.
Annie Lindstrom
Annie writes non-fiction, poetry and essays. She has been published in Telecommunications Trade magazines, Entrepreneur magazines and poetry journals. She hopes to revive her interest in poetry and meet other writers. Annie plans to do seminars in her career with Prudential Financial. She also tutors English as a second language for Literacy Volunteers of Lee County.
Workshops, speaker programs, networking sessions and possibly a critique group are of special interest to Annie. She remarked that she can hardly wait to get involved with GCWA as opportunities and time present themselves. We are happy to welcome Annie Lindstrom into our club.
David (Dave) Wilcox
David is a returning member to Fort Myers Beach. He writes fiction, poetry and travel.
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