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H.G. Wells wrote more than forty novels, plus dozens of short stories.
Prolific? A bit. But to have a crater on the Moon named after you?
Now, THAT is something. Wells was born Sept. 21, 1866.

In celebration of vision, imagination, and sheer dogged persistence,
we shall meet for virtual critique on the evening of Monday,
September 21st, 2026.

Both critique slots have been claimed at this time. We have submissions
from Adam R. and John H. to evaluate.

If you'd like to have your own fiction critiqued at a future meeting, AND you have attended at least one critique night in the last three (3) months, then you may secure one of our future critique slots for ten (10) double-spaced pages (12 pt. Times New Roman) of your new or recently-edited fiction, which needs constructive feedback, by sending a PM to one of our CFW admins here at our Meetup page, or at our private Facebook group: (https://www.facebook.com/groups/215904102149512).

All others, we ask you to please attend and lend your ears and voices to the discussions. If you plan to attend: RSVP (very important!), Attend (very important), Hear the Pages, Share your Thoughts, and Help your fellow writers. All of these too: very important !!!
See you all then! Long Live Critique !!!

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Fiction
Writing and Publishing
Creative Writing
Novel Writing
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