You don’t just attend
classes at a conference. You learn life lessons. Things like pearl-diving and
treasure-hunting. Things like realizing the most important appointments may not
appear on your schedule. Things like learning that “no” might mean “yes,” and
that the conference doesn’t end on the last day—it begins. We’ll discuss what
expectations are realistic vs unrealistic. And why that open chair at the lunch
table may not be your key to publication.
Join us Saturday, May 11th at 10:30am at the Bedford Public Library.
Dr. Richard
Mabry is a retired physician, a member of DFW Ready Writers, past
Vice-President of the American Christian Fiction Writers, and the author of five
published novels of medical suspense. His books have been finalists in
competitions including ACFW’s Carol Award and Romantic Times’ Inspirational
Book of the Year. His novel, Lethal
Remedy, won a 2012 Selah Award from the Blue Ridge Mountain Christian
Writers Conference. His most recent medical thriller, Stress Test (Thomas Nelson), was released in April of this year, and
will be followed by Heart Failure in
October.
Richard’s
non-fiction book, The Tender Scar: Life
After The Death Of A Spouse (Kregel Publishers), has ministered to multiple
thousands of grieving individuals. His meditations and short pieces have
appeared in The Upper Room, In Touch, and several other periodicals.
When Richard
is not writing, he spends his time reading, working fruitlessly to improve his
golf game, and defending his title as the world’s best Granddad. He and his
wife are active members of Stonebriar Community Church, pastored by Dr. Chuck
Swindoll.
Upcoming Speakers:
June: Becky Wade will discuss Advanced Writing.
Don't
miss a meeting of DFW Ready Writers, the second Saturday of every month
at 10:30am at the Bedford Library. Visitors welcome!
DFW Ready Writers is the local chapter of American Christian Fiction Writers (ACFW). For details, go to www.acfw.com.
1 comment:
Looking forward to our time together (and sorry that grandparenting and family duties have kept me away so long).
If you've been to conferences and have a question, please bring it. If you haven't been to conferences and have a question, please bring it. In other words, in addition to what I'll share, this will be "everything you'd like to ask a former ACFW Board member but were afraid to ask."
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