Meeting Notes and Assignments

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First meeting: December 5th, 2016

Story Challenge Details:

  • Genre: Horror
  • Third Person
  • Items: Lemons, Harmonica, Iron, Books
Stories will be posted on this blog on or before the next meeting date, along with the name of the author.

Next Meeting: January 8th, 2017

If you would like to join the next meeting, please email me at appwritersguild@gmail.com

-Appalachian Writer's Guild

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