CWG members–we have some exciting programs that can only take off if we get volunteers. Please check these out, pray on them, and contact Karina at coordinator(at)catholicwritersguild.com
First, ZENIT has asked the Guild for contributors. While this is a no-pay, it has a huge Catholic audience. We are speaking with them now about requirements, but in the meantime, we need someone who will coordinate contributors and liaise with ZENIT staff. We need someone who will be consistent and dedicated. It probably won’t take more than an hour a week, not counting time for writing your own articles.
Second, the Archdiocese of Indianapolis has asked about CWG developing some school programs. If you write for kids through high school, this could be an awesome op for you–and if it works out, we can take it nationally! Again, we’re talking to the principals to find out their needs, but in the meantime, we need someone to coordinate. This will require some work at the forefront, but in time, it should start moving pretty automatically.
Want CWG stuff? We’re looking at starting a CafePress or Zazzle store, but we need someone to run it—basically checking on it now and again, adding stuff, etc. After the initial set-up, it won’t take much time at all, maybe an hour a month, tops, but this could be a great money-making opportunity for us–plus it’s a chance for us all to get CWG stuff!
We’re very sorry to say that our news coordinator, Annette Tenny needs to bow out because of health issues. Please pray for her! In the meantime, please welcome Karl Erickson, who is stepping up to fill this role. Thanks, Karl.
Karina Fabian
Karina Fabian writes everything from devotionals to serious sci-fi to comedic horror. Her latest novel, Live and Let Fly, stars a Catholic dragon and his magic-slinging partner, Sister Grace, as they save the worlds from maniacal middle managers and Norse goddesses. (Coming April from MuseItUp) Karina also teaches writing and marketing online. Learn more at http://fabianspace.com
Maybe I can help with Zenith and/or with the Cafe or Zazzle store. I need to know what is wanted or required.
Whoops! No spell check on the cell phone… make that “concidered” into “considered”
Karina,
I would love to do the Indy Archdiocese writing in schools thing.
Please put me on the list to be concidered 🙂
Kassie