An enthusiastic group of poets from the greater Puget Sound dedicated to writing, studying, and appreciating haiku and related genres of poetry written in English.
PNWA connects Northwest writers with each other and the publishing industry. It encourages excellence in writers, diversity in the writing community and partnerships with other arts and services organizations.
PoetsWest coordinates a variety of reading venues, produces a quarterly public performance of poetry, publishes an anthology of the poetry for each quarterly performance, and provides a network for poets and poetry.
Dedicated to providing instruction in writing fiction and providing knowledge of the procedures and techniques necessary to writing professional-level fiction.
SWA serves as a writers' resource and information bank, providing opportunities for you to meet fellow writers and professionals in the writing world. Monthly meetings include open announcements by members about achievements and information about other writing groups, conferences, contests, markets, and publishing trends.
A network of humanities teachers whose goal is to foster humanities instruction at the community college level and in the community outreach programs provided by most districts.
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