Pat Zick, who writes under the pseudonym of P.C. Zick, will be the featured guest reader for Mountain Wordsmiths on Thursday morning, March 24, at 10:30 via Zoom. This monthly event sponsored by the North Carolina Writers’ Network-West is continuing its online presence because local writers, as well as writers from other states and cities, are joining us each month on Zoom.
Zick writes in a variety of genres, including romance and contemporary fiction, as well as nonfiction. She's won various awards for her essays, columns, editorials, articles, and novels. Sharing her stories with others and helping aspiring writers realize their dreams motivate all her projects whether serving as an editor to others or creating books that entertain and inform her readers.
She will be reading several pieces of creative nonfiction and sharing an excerpt from her latest novel, which will be released later this year.
She and her husband split their time between Tallahassee, Florida, and the Smoky Mountains near Murphy, North Carolina, where they enjoy gardening, kayaking, golfing, and hiking. She has recently taken the position of Cherokee County, NC Representative for NCWN West. To learn more about the author, visit www.pczick.com.
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NC Writers’ Network-West is continuing to stay in touch by using technology to share our writing. We will offer writing events and writing classes online until we can safely meet face-to-face again. Many writers are enjoying the convenience and flexibility of Zoom meetings because we are able to include poets and writers from other locations.
We welcome those who were regulars at Coffee with the Poets and Writers who met at Moss Memorial Library. Those wishing to attend Mountain Wordsmiths may contact Carroll Taylor at vibiaperpetua@gmail.com to receive the Zoom link. Also, those who wish to participate in Open Mic may sign up upon entering the meeting. We welcome those who would simply like to listen to the beauty of wordsmithing.
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