At Wednesday night's Creative Readings session, Donna Miceli read from the new book she edited, More Than 101 Ways You Know You're a Medical Writer. The idea for the book grew from a discussion at an AMWA conference a couple of years ago and features contributions offered by AMWA members. The book is available for sale at this year's meeting.
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Thursday, November 11, 2010
Thursday, October 22, 2009
If her typos don't kill me...
AMWA poets, essayists, novelists, and musicians turned out for the Creative Readings segment of AMWA's annual conference. A particular highlight was Jude Richard singing a mournful song about an editor's woes.
"Everyone in this room," he said sadly, "has been in a bad relationship with a manuscript."
Below: Kathy Louden reads her humorous essay about her brush with looming incarceration at the hands of U.S. postal inspectors. In the background, session moderator Jim Hudson sat at the ready to employ a series of noisemakers should anyone read past the alloted time. No gongs were needed.
"Everyone in this room," he said sadly, "has been in a bad relationship with a manuscript."
Below: Kathy Louden reads her humorous essay about her brush with looming incarceration at the hands of U.S. postal inspectors. In the background, session moderator Jim Hudson sat at the ready to employ a series of noisemakers should anyone read past the alloted time. No gongs were needed.
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