Big time thank you to the people in charge of MWASW for having me via Zoom to speak on reviews and reviewing. It was a honor and a privilege to take center stage today. I hope I was helpful and informative.
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Saturday, August 07, 2021
Thursday, March 30, 2017
Dallas MWA Meeting Saturday, April 1, 2017, 10:00am
April 1, 2017 - "The Panel of Experts" holds a "What Do You Want to Know?" session for all your writing and publishing questions
Back
by popular demand, The Panel of Experts will answer any and all
questions about writing and publishing in mystery and a few related
genres. Join LaRee Bryant (bunch o' books),Janis Susan May Patterson (bunch o' books), and Sandy Steen (bunch
o' books) on Saturday, April 1, 2017. But be warned - these ladies will
tell you the truth. Make sure you can handle the truth.
NEW LOCATION:
The Dallas MWASW group meets the first Saturday of each month (except January) at the Olive Garden, 4240 Belt Line, Addison, TX, 75001. Meeting time is 10:00 AM – Noon, followed by lunch.
There is a $10 fee (cash only – please bring fives or ones) for the program and drinks-only attendees. The fee is reduced to $5.00 (cash
only) for those staying for lunch. All who attend are encouraged to
remain and break bread(sticks) with your fellow writers.
Contact info: james@gaskin.com
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Tuesday, March 01, 2016
MWA Meeting Saturday, March 5, 2016, 10:00 AM
March 5, 2016
Chief Frank Returns!
This
was the bio in the local paper when Chief Frank joined the City of
Corinth PD as Administrative Lieutenant assigned to the office of the
Chief of Police:
McElligott is a
thirty-seven year law enforcement veteran and started his law
enforcement career with the Greece Police Department in upstate New
York. He moved to Plano in 1979 and joined the Plano Police Department
where he served in various capacities such as patrol, criminal
investigations, narcotics, professional standards, crime prevention
training division and supervised the hostage negotiation team. After 28
years, McElligott retired from Plano PD and became the chief of police
in Hutchins. During his six and a half years as chief, Hutchins achieved
recognized status from the Texas Police Chiefs Best Practices program
as well as developed numerous crime prevention initiatives.
We,
of course, know Chief Frank as the "criminal whisperer" able to
identify, track, and arrest criminals, then tell us those stories with
an extra side of funny.
NEW LOCATION:
There is a $10 fee (cash only – please bring fives or ones) for the program and drinks-only attendees. The fee is reduced to $5.00 (cash
only) for those staying for lunch. All who attend are encouraged to
remain and break bread(sticks) with your fellow writers.
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