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WRC Creative
Writing Salon — Thursday, July 2 & 16, 6:00 —
7:30 pm
Held on the first and third
Thursday of each month, The Well
Red Coyote Creative Writing Salon is for all those writing or
wanting to write creatively – prose, poetry, fiction,
nonfiction, essays, songwriting, and all other written forms.
Moderated by award-winning author and poet, Gary
Every, each meeting will emphasize different aspects
of the craft of creative writing, including writing exercises
and group discussion.
The Well Red Coyote Creative Writing Salon is meant to provide
a safe place for writers to share their work with other writers.
What united them all is a passion for written and spoken word.
All writers, at every level, are welcome. Listeners are are
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Book Launch Party
& Signing
Party: 6:30 pm
Book Talk & Signing: 7 pm
Friday, July 10, 7 pm: Join Sedona
author, Sharon Hooper, for the
debut of her new novel, THE DIARIES OF
AVALON ROSE. Who knew that a girl from Maine, growing
up in the 50’s, could write a book with a character as
passionate and sexy as Avalon Rose!? THE
DIARIES OF AVALON ROSE takes Victorian erotica to new
levels of literary expression through the use of humor, passion,
attention to detail and feminine insights about love and sexuality.
This first in a series of diaries describes events that take
place during the summer of 1877 at Highgate, an English country
estate southeast of London. When Avalon takes up employment
at the estate as a domestic, she discovers that the staff is
made up of unusually attractive men and women. Their duties
require more than just cleaning and cooking. While the manor
gets dusted and the food gets cooked, the real work of the staff,
as it turns out, is play. And Avalon shares many steamy adventures
with this group!
These to-be-continued diaries are not only about erotic fun
and adventures. They also tell the story of a young woman who
is devastated by circumstances and becomes triumphant through
her own empowerment.
Pages are punctuated with sensual and fun illustrations, approximately
90 of them, which add to the enjoyment of the story. We guarantee
you will not put this book down until you reach the last page…and
then wish that the next story was already in your hands!
Nightow writes of it: “Sharon Hooper
has written a great story that is both titillating and scorching.
It also leaves the reader eagerly turning the next page. I will
not only pick this book up again and again, but I will eagerly
be awaiting the next book in the series. For any fan of historical
romance, this is a book you must read, preferably with the lights
down low.”
Champagne & other goodies will be served! Don’t miss
the most fun book launch event of the year. |
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The Well Red
Coyote Presents…Another Night of Music:
The Blues Had a Baby and They Called It Rock ‘n’
Roll — A Musical Journey Through the Early History of
Rock ‘n’ Roll
Featuring: Eric Williams
Thursday, July 23, 6:30 – 8:00:
Join us for an entertaining and unique musical performance by
legendary local musician, Eric Williams,
as he explores the early roots of rock ‘n’ roll,
including the influence of blues on songs and artists of the
‘50’s. Eric is a multi-talented musician, whose
vocals tend to closely emulate his legendary heroes as he accompanies
himself on keyboards, guitar, harmonica and sax. His newest
CD is INFLUENCES, which contains
many of the songs he’ll perform for us.
Joining Eric for this special performance will be our very own
Joe Neri, known around town for
his rockin’ blues band, BLUES DAWG. |
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The Well Red Coyote
Presents
Another Night of Music
Featuring: Vyktoria Pratt Keating
Friday, July 24, 6:30 - 8 pm:
Vyktoria Pratt Keating's music
has been described as Some of the most free-handed,
lithe and resilient music around by The Washington Post.
Vyktoria's exhilarating vocals and exquisite guitar artistry
provide the sonic backdrop to her intelligent, poetic and
often quirky lyrics, creating a new blend of progressive folk,
acoustic pop and celtic rock.
The recipient of three WAMMIES (Washington DC Area Music Awards),
Vyktoria toured and drove 700,000 miles from 1990-2002 with
shows in 46 states. In 1999 she opened 42 shows for rock legends
Jethro Tull, and subsequently recorded her 4th CD with their
keyboardist, Andrew Giddings in England. In 2002 she won the
Southwest Songwriter Shootout and her first CD, "Blue
Apples" was nominated for a NAIRD (National Association
of Indie Record Distributors) award.
A compelling performer, her unearthly vocals and accomplished
guitar work produce a lush, ambient sound, and her incisive
wit, intelligent humor and skill for storytelling are an engaging
part of her live show.
Originally from Washington DC, Vyktoria has made her home
in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, New Hampshire, Oxfordshire
UK, Pietown, New Mexico and has been a long time resident
of the Sedona/Verde Valley area.She performs music full time
and has released 6 Cds including a Celtic CD and a Christmas
CD. Her latest CD is THINGS
THAT FALL FROM THE SKY.
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Writing Workshop; How to
Get Started in Writing Your Memoir
Saturday, July 25, 2 pm: The big
question always is how do I get started? How do I overcome the
complete terror I feel when I look at that blank page? Where
do I begin? What should I do after I take a deep breath and
compose that first sentence that never looks quit right?
Memoir author and writing instructor, Steve
Fellner, Author of ALL SCREWED
UP, will answer those questions and more. This workshop
will give you the confidence and writing strategies to make
all the possible. You will leave knowing, that, yes, you can
indeed do this. Because you can, Steve says.
Steve Fellner's book of poetry, BLIND
DATE WITH CAVAFY, Thom Gunn Poetry Award. His memoir
ALL SCREWED UP came out earlier
this year. It details the odd, unpredictable relationship with
his mother, an ex-trampoline champion. |
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| Relationship
Talk& Guided Meditation: Learn to Break the Cycle of Bad
Relationships
Plus: GUIDED MEDITATION
Friday, July 31, 7 pm: Marilyn
Frazer, MA, author of THE RELATIONSHIP
TRAP, will discuss relationship pitfalls and the stories
of women who ignored the warning signs that said, “This
guy’s not for you!” Marilyn will discuss why women
get into bad relationships and how they can break that cycle,
so they can find happy, fulfilling relationships.
Throughout THE RELATIONSHIP TRAP,
Marilyn Frazer offers colorful, often shocking true stories.
Her inspiring stories take us into the lives of women who
had to deal with alcoholism, psychological abuse, issues of
power and control, and much more. Whether you're married,
single, young or old, looking for love or in a relationship,
these women share their insights and advice on how to have
a better relationship. Their advice is filled with wisdom
and compassion.
Renaissance woman, Marilyn Frazer
-- teacher, watercolor artist, meditation teacher, author
and trained counselor -- went through a difficult divorce.
During the divorce, she attended a support group, which helped
her to deal with the stress and trauma of a divorce. She later
became the facilitator of the divorce group, and over the
next four years more than two hundred women came to the group.
There were tears and there was laughter, but the women left
stronger, wiser, and courageous enough to cope with whatever
life had in store for them.
Those stories gave birth to her book, THE
RELATIONSHIP TRAP: WOMEN WHO IGNORED THE WARNING SIGNS THAT
SAID…THIS GUY’S NOT FOR YOU! THE RELATIONSHIP
TRAP uses true stories to illustrate relationships that did
not work, and how each of these women found their self-esteem,
strength and independence again. Their eyes are now wide open.
They will not make the same mistake again. At the present
time, Marilyn is interviewing men for a sequel in which guys
get to present their side of the picture.
Since Marilyn is also a teacher of
meditation, she will also lead the audience in a guided meditation.
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