Image courtesy IMGBIN.
Join us Saturday, December 13, 2025
at La Hacienda Ranch Restaurant in Colleyville for our
ANNUAL HOLIDAY GATHERING
Bring a wrapped ornament ($10 or less) and join us for
FUN, FOOD, and FRIVOLITY!
Festivities begin at 11AM.
Image courtesy IMGBIN.
Join us Saturday, December 13, 2025
at La Hacienda Ranch Restaurant in Colleyville for our
ANNUAL HOLIDAY GATHERING
Bring a wrapped ornament ($10 or less) and join us for
FUN, FOOD, and FRIVOLITY!
Festivities begin at 11AM.
Bring your laptops and earbuds/headphones if needed.
If you need connectivity, make sure to bring a hotspot of your own as Laha is in a bit of a Wi-Fi desert.
You are cordially invited to the
at La Hacienda. Yes, we're in person!
Gather with your NTRW writer peeps as we look ahead to what's in store for
NT for the upcoming fiscal year.
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And if you missed July's AI presentation, we'll be holding an encore of sorts.
Jen will fire up the browser and we'll chat with
Chet, Claude, Pilar, and Gemma.
(aka ChatGPT, Claude, Co-Pilot, and Gemini)
Bring your questions--any questions--from recipe help to
whether or not your fur baby is secretly judging your prose.
Yes, your mileage may vary on using AI when writing, but the fact is, AI is here to stay...
Our intrepid president, Audra Lewandowski will share what the ramifications of using it in the present might be as well as what may come in the future and talk about where AI could be headed.
NT's own Jen FitzGerald will discuss various AI platforms, how they work, how to use them, and what to use them for. She'll also share some examples of her own interactions with ChatGPT.
Learn how to write the story from a main character's viewpoint, showing thoughts and action and how to blend narrative into the story without a lot of description that may bog down the story. Learn how to change viewpoints so the reader immediately knows whose viewpoint is being followed and will worry about the character's chances of achieving his or her goal.
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Carolyn Williamson writes romantic suspense as Carolyn Rae. In her stories, bullets fly, people die, and lovers resist attraction until they can escape the danger following them.
She is the author of multiple series and has given talks on Finding Time for Your Dream, and How to Eat Healthy and Enjoy It. Her travel articles have appeared in the Dallas Morning News, the Fort Worth Star Telegram, Romance Writer’s Report, and other newspapers and magazines.
Carolyn Williamson has a master’s degree in home economics and is the co-author of There IS Life After Lettuce, a cookbook for heart patients and diabetics. She has taught home economics, family living, and English, as well as supervised ironwork, painting, and carpentry inmates at a federal prison. She has also worked as a paralegal.