Join us for our monthly meeting on November 10th!

Build Yourself a Bible: Journaling and the Writing ProcessThis talk by Gage Taylor explores the relationship between a journaling habit and professional writing. It also details the personal benefits of journaling and examines journaling systems used by successful writers. Finally, it will include a demonstration of WrittenWords, an app that creates digital twins of physical... Continue Reading →

November Fiction Contest Open

The Chattanooga Writers’ Guild seeks Fiction submissions with the theme Colors. Writers may interpret the theme as loosely as they wish. Deadline to submit up to three (3) stories of 1,500 words each is November 30, 2026. Check out the full submission guidelines HERE. Prize-winning fiction author Alexandra Kelly will judge this month’s submissions. Winners will be announced... Continue Reading →

Local Author Book Fair Dec 15th from 5:30 – 7:00

Join local authors for a book fair and book signing -- or bring your own books to sign and sell! The event is happening December 15th, from 5:30 - 7:00 at the Cleveland Bradley County Public Library. Sign up to sell your books by emailing Kathy Davini at kdavini@clevelandlibrary.org

Where are our poets and essayists?

The critique group devoted to creative nonfiction and poetry has been operating in some form for twenty-five years now. As a group, we've seen lots of growth and success over the years. Recently our numbers have dwindled, so we're putting  out the word in case some of you are unaware of this group.We currently meet online... Continue Reading →

Member Reading at the Reading Room this Sunday!

Sue Carol Elvin will be doing a live reading of her novel The Memory Guardians: The House on Stone Street at The Reading Room this Sunday at 3PM, along with special guests Peter Elvin and Eric Kruger. No tickets or cost, come support your fellow member and enjoy the afternoon!

October Poetry Contest Open

The Chattanooga Writers’ Guild seeks Poetry submissions with the theme Fright. Writers may interpret the theme as loosely as they wish. Deadline to submit up to three (3) poems is October 31, 2026, with a 60-line limit per poem. Check out the full submission guidelines HERE. Well-known poet Ray Zimmerman will judge this month’s submissions. Winners will be... Continue Reading →

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