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RRPQ November Newsletter

RRPQ November Newsletter

Book Signing At The Book Merchant- Nov. 20

Poet Julie Kane will be signing copies of the WONDERFUL book, New Orleans: What Can't Be Lost at 11:30am at the Book Merchant in Natchitoches on Saturday, Nov. 20. This remarkable book of 88 short stories is a love story to the city of New Orleans and what it means to live and love the Crescent City. Trust me, this book is one that every Louisianan should own!

Julie Kane is the author of the poetry collection Jazz Funeral.

The Book Merchant

512 Front Street

Natchitoches, LA

To Kill A Mockingbird with the RRPQ

On Tuesday, November 16, Queen Carey, Queen Michelle, and her mother (and potential member) Debbie attended the matinee screening at the Robinson Film Center of the classic To Kill A Mockingbird starring the one and only Gregory Peck...the theater was packed. We were there from the beginning when Scout went rolling inside of a tire onto the Radley's front steps all the way to the end, when Scout, dressed in a ham costume watched her brother be saved by the likes of Boo Radley himself (Robert Duvall's first acting role). Afterwards we attended the luncheon upstairs in Abby Singer's Bistro where we dined on roast beef, sweet potatoes, green beans, and yummy brownies...a true Southern feast in more ways than one. For more photos see RRPQ Photos on the sidebar.

REMINDER - November Meeting Thursday Night!

November RRPQ Meeting

This Thursday, Nov. 18, 2010

6:30pm

Monjuni's Italian Cafe

We will be discussing Karen Essex's book Dracula in Love and voting for Pulpwood Queens' books of the year. Don't miss it!

Reminder - To Kill A Mockingbird at the Robinson

Just a reminder!

To Kill A Mockingbird will be showing at the Robinson Film Center in downtown Shreveport for one day only for special groups. To get your ticket, click here. Show your RRPQ pride and wear your pink t-shirts for photo ops.

Tuesday, November 16, 2010

10:30am

$14.00 for show and luncheon

The Pulp - Official Pulpwood Queens Newsletter

The Pulp - November

Just Announced: The Official 2011 Girlfriend Weekend Program!

2011 Girlfriend Weekend Official Program

Books Alive 2010

It's almost time for the Christian and Inspirational Book Festival, BOOKS ALIVE, November 12-14, 2010! As we ready for the big event which will be held at the First United Methodist Church of historic Jefferson, Texas, Kathy will be showcasing an author a day!

Get your tickets today! ! Those who pre-register and pay will receive a FREE BOOK courtesy of Beauty and the Book, Kathy's Hair Salon/Bookstore. This event was created as a total fundraiser for Kathy's church to help fund it's wonderful mission and outreach programs.

Authors include:

Sam Bracken & Echo Garrett (My Orange Duffel Bag)

Missy Buchanan (Living with a Purpose in a Worn Out Body)

Red River Pulpwood Queen - Judy Christie (Hurry Less, Worry Less; Green novels)

Dr. Mark Green (A Night With Saddam)

Karla K. Morton (Redefining Beauty)

Carla Stewart (Chasing Lilacs: A Novel)

Online Writing Class With Queen Connie!

Red River Pulpwood Queen Connie Cox will be teaching an online class through Passionate Ink online writing chapter called And Then What Happened–Constructing Scenes and Sequels that Keep Your Story Moving Forwardwhich pretty much describes the class.

If you want to write, but don’t know how to start. Or you’ve started your story and don’t know how to keep it going, this is for you.

Online classes start November 8th. Lessons are posted once a week through December 5th for a total of 4 lessons with daily online feedback. Lessons are conducted through a private, by-invitation-only email loop.

Cost: $15 for Passionate Ink Members, $20 for non-members
To Pay Online : Using PayPal (PayPal), send payment to
workshops@passionateink.org
with “WORKSHOP – What Happened” as the subject. In the “message” section, include Your Name and Email Address. Or email me for instructions if you want to pay by check.