A bit of a mystery, a bit of a broken romance: in "The Letters", two sisters decide to read a pile of letters to their... More > father that he's left unopened for years. The relationship echoes in other places and times in "Painter's Club" and "St. Kevin's Kathleen." < Less

A bit of a mystery, a bit of a broken romance: in "The Letters", two sisters decide to read a pile of letters to their... More > father that he’s left unopened for years.

The relationship echoes in other places and times in "Painter's Club" and "St. Kevin's Kathleen." < Less

Herb Slaughtery has made it to the fifth grade, but he may not make it out if he gets caught investigating a neighborhood crime ring.

Herb Slaughtery is looking for aliens in order to keep the school vice principal happy. With a little help from his Uncle... More > Floyd and his friend Madison, he tries to make some money on his search. < Less

Collection of poetry and very short fiction written by elementary and middle school participants in the Raleigh Young Writers' Workshop.

Herb Slaughtery is back again, with a new assignment he doesn’t want to do. This time he’s hoping telepathy will help him solve his problem.

The Sertoma Writers Club meets 1:30 to 3:30 the first and third Sunday of the month. Writers bring their ideas and written... More > works to read aloud, and engage in constructive criticism and mutual encouragement. The Club’s diversity of interests, backgrounds and experiences enrich each meeting. Suggestions offered in our open environment contribute to the Club’s ongoing success. Genres – poetry, fiction, non-fiction, memoir – and subjects are chosen by individual writers, and range as widely as the ages and interests of our members. This book presents a rich sample of recent works by members of the Sertoma Writers’ Club. We hope our writing will be enjoyed by families, friends and everyone who samples it. < Less

Fiction and Nonfiction and Poetry from the Meredith College summer session Focusing on Form, 2011. Publisher: Lulu

Collection of poetry and short fiction

The Sertoma Writers Club meets 1:30 to 3:30 the first and third Sunday of the month. Writers bring their ideas and written... More > works to read aloud, and engage in constructive criticism and mutual encouragement. The Club’s diversity of interests, backgrounds and experiences enrich each meeting. Suggestions offered in our open environment contribute to the Club’s ongoing success. Genres – poetry, fiction, non-fiction, memoir – and subjects are chosen by individual writers, and range as widely as the ages and interests of our members. This book presents a rich sample of recent works by members of the Sertoma Writers’ Club. We hope our writing will be enjoyed by families, friends and everyone who samples it. < Less