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Opportunities for 

California Writers Club

Branch Members

Other CWC Branches

Northern California

Berkeley

https://cwc-berkeley.org/

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Central Coast

https://centralcoastwriters.org/

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Fremont Area Writers

https://cwc-fremontareawriters.org/

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Marin

https://cwcmarin.com/

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Mount Diablo

https://cwcmtdiablo.org/

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Napa Valley Writers

https://www.napavalleywriters.org/

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North State Writers

http://www.northstatewriters.com/

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Redwood Writers

https://redwoodwriters.org/​

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Sacramento

https://cwcsacramentowriters.org/

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San Francisco Peninsula

https://www.cwc-sfpeninsula.org/

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San Joaquin Valley Writers

https://www.sjvalleywriters.org/

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South Bay Writers

https://southbaywriters.com/

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Southern California

So. Calif. Writers Showcase

​http://www.socalwritersshowcase.com/

CONNECTION MAY NOT BE SECURE

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Coastal Dunes

https://coastaldunescwc.com/

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East Sierra

https://cwc-ridgewriters.org/

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High Desert

https://www.hdcwc.com/

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Inland Empire

http://iecwc.com/

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Orange County

https://calwritersorangecounty.org/

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San Fernando Valley

https://cwc-sfv.org/

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Writers of Kern

https://writersofkern.com/

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Members! The Mendocino Community Library wants your book for its permanent Local Authors Section.

 

If you would like to donate your book (or books)

to the library's collection, please sign it and bring 

it to the library with a note requesting it be added

to the Local Authors Section. 

 

The library is located at the corner of Little Lake

and William Streets.

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Member Publications

All Available for Purchase at
Gallery Bookshop - 319 Kasten St, Mendocino, CA 95460 - (707) 937-2665

In the fictional Northern California city of San Andreas de Pacifico, the ground is unstable. In these twelve unexpected love stories, so are many of the people. A woman hears the elephants speak, but only before earthquakes. A long-married couple scales a cemetery wall to regain their passion. A young mother dreams of planting a poison garden. An old man, losing himself to dementia, finds an abandoned baby. Strangers meet on an overnight bus and alter each other's lives. A struggling writer gains freedom in her effort to rescue a beached whale.

Award winning author Ericka Lutz will be discussing 

San Andreas at Gallery Bookshop on

Thursday, October 22 - 6:00-7:00pm

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San Andreas is available for preorder almost everywhere...in

paperback, ebook,

and audiobook.

 

Release date: October 6

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Join Catherine at Gallery Bookshop on Thursday, November 5,

6:00-7:00pm, to learn more about her life-changing experience,

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​For a young, ambitious feminist, the 1970s were not the good old days. Recently graduated from college and newly divorced, Catherine moves from the Midwest to the San Francisco Bay Area hoping to launch a new life, but finds herself stuck in a boring, dead-end job as a bank teller. 

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When she meets a charming man at a disco, she quits her job and takes off with him. 

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No Longer Needed explores gender roles in a patriarchal marriage, the challenges of a husband and wife building a business together, and the devastating impact of domestic violence. 

Catherine Marshall’s creative nonfiction short stories have been featured in anthologies and magazines including the Noyo River Review, Tales of Our Lies, Fostering Families Today, and the Writers of the Mendocino Coast Anthology.

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No Longer Needed can be pre-ordered now in paperback or as an ebook.

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Release date: November 2

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Ginny Rorby's  ninth book is ​

Time After Time,

set at the Point Cabrillo Light Station in 1934 and the village of Mendocino in 2012.

"A heart‑warming, adventurous

read that balances friendship, environmental stewardship, and

a time‑slip mystery." - Goodreads

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What Kirkus Reviews says about Dot Brovarney's Mendocino Refuge:

" … prose dotted with flights of vivid lyricism."  

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Fran Schwartz'
novel, Mila Eclipsed, 
is the riveting story of a woman just beginning to learn the shocking truth about her family and herself. 
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Karin Uphoff's Wild Heart "moves through the reader like the seasons ... [With] poems of the author’s communion with nature as a child, which nurtured a sense of belonging that carried into adulthood where she explores loss and grief, resilience and gratitude with a sprinkle of whimsy and humor." [www.Finishing Line Press.com] 

​Maria Ashford of Book-Shelfie.com says Marianne Villanueva's book is "A gripping yet at times unsettling collection of short fiction that moves fluidly between myth and history..."

 

Find Residents of the Deep at Gallery Bookshop.​​

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