| ROMANCE WRITERS OF AMERICA NEW YORK CITY CHAPTER |
Welcome to RWA's New York City Chapter Website!
RWA/NYC's purpose is to nurture budding writers
and to support published ones. RWA/NYC is in a
unique and advantageous position for both
published and unpublished writers as it is located
in the heart of the romance industry. Monthly
meetings have featured a variety of industry
professionals, including editors, agents,
booksellers, book buyers and leading romance
authors. Our membership includes writers
knowledgeable about contemporary and historical
romances, mainstream fiction, gothics, regencies,
true confessions and short story fiction. And they
are all delighted to share their expertise with other
members.
RWA/NYC's purpose is to nurture budding writers
and to support published ones. RWA/NYC is in a
unique and advantageous position for both
published and unpublished writers as it is located
in the heart of the romance industry. Monthly
meetings have featured a variety of industry
professionals, including editors, agents,
booksellers, book buyers and leading romance
authors. Our membership includes writers
knowledgeable about contemporary and historical
romances, mainstream fiction, gothics, regencies,
true confessions and short story fiction. And they
are all delighted to share their expertise with other
members.
| Contact: RWA/NYC P.O. Box 3722 New York, NY 10163 or Email us at: inforwanyc@yahoo. com |
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| July Meeting |
| MUSEUM OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK 1220 Fifth Avenue at 103rd St.., Tel: 212.534.1672 12 Noon We will meet at the front entrance at noon, and, following the museum tour, we can have a meal in the area. Please let us know if you plan to attend so we don't leave anyone behind when we head in to explore! Email Karen at karencino@aol.com. The admission fee is $9-$10. Current exhibits include: Mannahatta/Manhattan, an exhibit exploring the natural history of New York; Urban Abstractions- Photographs of New York; Perform: A History of New York Theater and Broadway; New York Interiors - 1690-1906; and Protect - a look at firemen and firefighting in NY over the centuries. |
| This Year's 2009 Author of the Year Honoree is our very own Patt Mihailoff |