What we’re about
The Evanston Writers Group is an eclectic mix of writers, ranging from beginners to long time professionals, and reflect all ages, genders and backgrounds.
We have members who publish literary fiction, creative non-fiction, children's literature, romance, hard-boiled crime, memoir, travel, poetry, humor and assorted forms of the unclassifiable.
Because we are fearless and a little nuts, we open our minds to anyone and any thing. We'll bend and stretch ourselves like soft licorice to dig your stuff. Most importantly, we'll help you get it published.
There is no censorship at the Evanston Writers Group.
Here is the link to the submission guidelines https://evanstonwritersworkshop.org/submissionguidlines
If that link does not work, go to more/discussion boards/submission guidelines
For these reasons, and in accordance with the Meetup.com Terms of Service, membership is limited to those eighteen (18) years of age or older.
Evanston Writers Workshop is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization. As such, all donations are tax deductible. Donations and Membership payment informations can be found on our website https://evanstonwritersworkshop.org/#dues-and-donations
Upcoming events (4+)
See all- The Critique GroupArt Makers Outpost, Evanston, IL
We have a new home! We will be meeting at the Art Maker's Outpost 609 South Blvd, Evanston, IL 60202. It is one block west and one block north of the South Blvd L station.
Welcome to the Evanston Writers Workshop Critique Group. One of two foundational programs of EWW, the Critique Group is a group of professional and aspiring writers who help each other polish their writing. Through workshop-style critique, writers have the opportunity to receive direct feedback from attentive readers who understand the craft of writing. For more information, weekly submission links, as well as submission guidelines and requirements, please visit the Evanston Writers Workshop at www.evannstonwritersworkshop.org .Friendly reminder: please have your submissions uploaded by the Friday (midnight) before the meeting.
