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January 2016: Disturbing Frequencies Podcast Presentations & Read Your Own Work

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In our January 5 meeting, Kurt will present our first Disturbing Frequencies story and interview podcasts.

Attendees will then be invited to read from their current or in-progress works. (Older or sold stories and poems are also welcome, especially if you'd like feedback on the piece.) Please bring a short piece or a portion of a longer work -- fewer than 1,000 words if you can, but up to 2,000 words if you can't break the scene -- so everyone has sufficient reading time and attendees have time to provide their feedback. Please try to arrive before 7 p.m. to put your name on the list for reading. After the readings conclude and time permits, we'll go around and share with the group what we're currently reading.

Presenter: Kurt Schweitzer
Moderator: Alan Vincent Michaels
Location: Barnes & Noble, Pittsford
Meeting Time: January 5, 2016 from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.

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November 2015: Read Your Work and Brainstorm Your Roadblocks

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November is National Novel-Writing Month, so our November 3 meeting is a great time get a boost by reading your first few day's work. Please come early so we can get an idea of how many people will be reading; if we have enough folks, we'll split off into small groups for reading & feedback. 

Presenter: Alan Vincent Michaels
Location: Barnes & Noble, Pittsford
Meeting Time: November 3, 2013 from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.

April 2015: Read Your Work

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In our April 7 meeting, attendees are invited to read from their current or in-progress works. (Older or sold stories and poems are also welcome, especially if you'd like some kind of feedback.) Please try to arrive before 7 to put your name on the list for reading. Bring a short piece or a portion of a longer work -- fewer than 1,000 words if you can, but up to 2,000 words if you can't break the scene -- so everyone has time to read and get feedback. We'll try to go in order from shortest to longest, to ensure the greatest number of people get to read.

The meeting will be preceded by a brief business meeting at which dues-paying R-SPEC members will elect a slate of board members for the coming year.

Moderator: Alan Michaels
Location: Barnes & Noble, Pittsford
Meeting Time: April 7, 2015 from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.

January 2015: Read Your Work

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In our January 6 meeting, attendees are invited to read from their current or in-progress works. (Older or sold stories and poems are also welcome, especially if you'd like some kind of feedback.) Please try to arrive before 7 to put your name on the list for reading. Bring a short piece or a portion of a longer work -- fewer than 1,000 words if you can, but up to 2,000 words if you can't break the scene -- so everyone has time to read and get feedback. We'll try to go in order from shortest to longest, to ensure the greatest number of people get to read.

If there's time after the readings, we'll go around and share what we're reading.

Moderator: Alan Michaels
Location: Barnes & Noble, Pittsford
Meeting Time: January 6, 2015 from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.

November 2014: Read Your Work and Brainstorm Your Roadblocks

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November is National Novel-Writing Month, so our November 4th meeting is a great time get a boost by reading your first few day's work. Please come early so we can get an idea of how many people will be reading; if we have enough folks, we'll split off into small groups for reading & feedback. 

Presenter: Alan Vincent Michaels
Location: Barnes & Noble, Pittsford
Meeting Time: November 4, 2013 from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.

July 2014: Read Your Work

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In our July 1 meeting, attendees are invited to read from their current or in-progress works. (Older or sold stories and poems are also welcome, especially if you'd like some kind of feedback on it.) Please try to arrive before 7 to put your name on the list for reading. Bring a short piece or a portion of a longer work -- fewer than 1,000 words if you can, but up to 2,000 words if you can't break the scene -- so everyone has sufficient reading time and attendees have time to provide their feedback. We'll read works in order from shortest to longest, to ensure the greatest number of people get to read.

Moderator: Alan Michaels
Location: Barnes & Noble, Pittsford
Meeting Time: July 1, 2014 from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.

May 2014: Read Your Work

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In our May 6 meeting, attendees are invited to read from their current or in-progress works. (Older or sold stories and poems are also welcome, especially if you'd like some kind of feedback on it.) Please bring a short piece or a portion of a longer work -- less than 1,000 words if you can, but up to 2,000 words if you can't break the scene -- so everyone has sufficient reading time and attendees have time to provide their feedback. Please try to arrive before 7 to put your name on the list for reading. After the readings conclude and time permits, we'll go around and share with the group what we're currently reading.

Moderator: Alan Michaels
Location: Barnes & Noble, Pittsford
Meeting Time: May 6, 2013 from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.

January 2014: Read Your Work

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In our January 7 meeting, attendees are invited to read from their current or in-progress works. (Older or sold stories and poems are also welcome, especially if you'd like some kind of feedback on it.) Please bring a short piece or a portion of a longer work -- less than 1,000 words if you can, but up to 2,000 words if you can't break the scene -- so everyone has sufficient reading time and attendees have time to provide their feedback. After the readings conclude and time permits, we'll go around and share with the group what we're currently reading.

Moderator: Alan Michaels
Location: Barnes & Noble, Pittsford
Meeting Time: January 7, 2013 from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.

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