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Hi,
I thought that you might enjoy this analysis of the battle between the Romance Writers of America and Harlequin. It is very educational and warns the innocent to tread with care. http://www.jackiekessler.com/blog/
gives a good hard look at a new trend in publishing that DOES NOT benefit authors.
Peggy
Created by Peggy Gaffney Nov 19, 2009 at 12:36pm. Last updated by Peggy Gaffney Nov. 19, 2009.
Peggy will be signing all seven of her knitting books at Stitches East in the Conference Center in Hartford this weekend. She'll also be autographing some of her 100 breed specific knitting patterns as well. So if you would like to knit a sweater with a Lab, Beagle, Golden, Poodle, Springer Spaniel, Irish Setter, or any of the other breeds on it, come visit Peggy in Booth 1014 at Stitches East.
Created by Peggy Gaffney Oct 21, 2009 at 7:35pm. Last updated by Peggy Gaffney Oct. 21, 2009.

Created by Peggy Gaffney Feb 28, 2009 at 3:08pm. Last updated by Peggy Gaffney Oct. 8, 2009.
Hi Everyone,
I have just posted the rules and regulations for this year's Annual Writing Competition up on the CAPA Website. This is a great and inexpensive way to show off your writing skills. Just go to http://www.aboutcapa.com/writing_contest.htm and you will be able to download the rules and application. The awards will be given at t… Continue
Created by Peggy Gaffney Aug 22, 2009 at 10:36am. Last updated by Peggy Gaffney Oct. 8, 2009.
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Created by Peggy Gaffney Feb 22, 2009 at 10:05am. Last updated by Peggy Gaffney Oct. 8, 2009.
Hi,
Just a reminder to those in the southwest part of the state that there is a meeting tomorrow night at the Plum Library in Shelton at 6:30. Now that the snow has melted and the time changed, it's time to get out and visit. Susanne Davis is speaking and you can go to the CAPA site to get more information. See you there.
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Created by Peggy Gaffney Mar 8, 2009 at 2:54pm. Last updated by Peggy Gaffney Oct. 8, 2009.
Hello everyone!
As writers, we know how hard it is to give our work over to someone else for critique. We fall in love with our words, cherish them as if they are children, and fight like animals when someone tells us to change our words or, heaven forbid, throw them away. Yet, as writers, we also know that when we finish a project we become very close to it, often too close to see the errors or omissions that may serve to undermine our masterpiece. We do the best we can, reading and
Hello everyone!
As writers, we know how hard it is to give our work over to someone else for critique. We fall in love with our words, cherish them as if they are children, and fight like animals when someone tells us to change our words or, heaven forbid, throw them away. Yet, as writers, we also know that when we finish a project we become very close to it, often too close to see the errors or omissions that may serve to undermine our masterpiece. We do the best we can, reading and
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