Scottsdale Society of Women Writers welcomes Betty Webb
The Scottsdale Society of Women Writers group will host Betty Webb at their May 29 meeting.
(Courtesy Paul Howell)
Betty Webb will be the speaker at the May 29 meeting of the Scottsdale Society of Women Writers.
Former journalist, Betty Web is the author of twenty mysteries: the bestselling Lena Jones mystery series (“Desert Redemption” and “Desert Wives,” to name a few.). “Lost in Paris” (2023) was the first book in her new mystery series, set in 1922, France. Lost was followed this year by “The Clock Struck Murder.” Betty worked as a graphic designer in Los Angeles and New York City, but eventually shifted to journalism. In her years as a reporter, she’s interviewed everyone from U.S. presidents, astronauts who worked on the moon, Nobel Prize winners, and polygamy runaways. Betty teaches creative writing and has served as Writer in Residence at various Arizona libraries.
The meeting is scheduled for 6 p.m. at the Panera Bread at Gainey Village, 8777 N. Scottsdale Road, suite 302, Scottsdale. Check in begins at 5:15 p.m.
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Scottsdale Society of Women Writers welcomes Betty Webb
(Courtesy Paul Howell)
The Scottsdale Society of Women Writers group will host Betty Webb at their May 29 meeting.
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Betty Webb will be the speaker at the May 29 meeting of the Scottsdale Society of Women Writers.
Former journalist, Betty Web is the author of twenty mysteries: the bestselling Lena Jones mystery series (“Desert Redemption” and “Desert Wives,” to name a few.). “Lost in Paris” (2023) was the first book in her new mystery series, set in 1922, France. Lost was followed this year by “The Clock Struck Murder.” Betty worked as a graphic designer in Los Angeles and New York City, but eventually shifted to journalism. In her years as a reporter, she’s interviewed everyone from U.S. presidents, astronauts who worked on the moon, Nobel Prize winners, and polygamy runaways. Betty teaches creative writing and has served as Writer in Residence at various Arizona libraries.
The meeting is scheduled for 6 p.m. at the Panera Bread at Gainey Village, 8777 N. Scottsdale Road, suite 302, Scottsdale. Check in begins at 5:15 p.m.
The cost is $20, which covers the meal.
Payment can be made on PayPal at www.brooksgoldmannpublishing.com. Payment will not be accepted at the door. Text questions to (480) 250-5556.
Members bringing guests should let Patricia L. Brooks know at the above number. Guests are allowed to visit twice before being asked to join. Monthly dues are $50.
The goals of the group are to:
• Value all the professional women writers sharing their ability.
• Honor all genres and all forms of professional writing.
• Attend monthly meetings to move the group and its members forward.
• Learn and share in the experiences of monthly professional speakers.
• Grow the group to a membership of active and contributing women.
• Encourage participation by members as mentors, and volunteers.
• Support and challenge each other to always be writing.
• Help members to stretch as writers and reach lofty personal goals.
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