Doug Kerr
Well-known member
Each year, the Fine Arts and Communication Department of Weatherford College (our county community college) conducts an event called "Books 'N Authors 'N All That Jazz". It revolves around a day long book fair, where local authors exhibit their books, and which also features a series of seminars and workshops on many aspects of writing. This year, Carla exhibited both of her published books.
Another component of the event is the Canis Latran Writing Contest. (Canis latran is the binary scientific name of the coyote, the "mascot" of Weatherford College.) It accepts short works in the categories fiction, creative non-fiction, and poetry.
All winning entries are published in an anthology, "Canis Latran", published by the Weatherford College Press.
I'm proud to announce that in this year's competition, Carla received an Editor's Award in Creative Non Fiction for her essay, "Older Women/Younger Men", an autobiographical tale and reflection from her much earlier years ("older" is of course relative). She had originally written it for a writing class in junior college in Dallas, and polished it up for this year's Canis Latran contest.
Here we see Carla receiving her award at the awards ceremony from Linda Bagwell, Director of Communications and Public Relations for Weatherford College, the mastermind of Books 'N Authors 'N All That Jazz.
Douglas A. Kerr: Author C. C. Crittenden (Carla Kerr) receives her Editor's Award
from Linda Bagwell of Weatherford College
Best regards,
Doug
Another component of the event is the Canis Latran Writing Contest. (Canis latran is the binary scientific name of the coyote, the "mascot" of Weatherford College.) It accepts short works in the categories fiction, creative non-fiction, and poetry.
All winning entries are published in an anthology, "Canis Latran", published by the Weatherford College Press.
I'm proud to announce that in this year's competition, Carla received an Editor's Award in Creative Non Fiction for her essay, "Older Women/Younger Men", an autobiographical tale and reflection from her much earlier years ("older" is of course relative). She had originally written it for a writing class in junior college in Dallas, and polished it up for this year's Canis Latran contest.
Here we see Carla receiving her award at the awards ceremony from Linda Bagwell, Director of Communications and Public Relations for Weatherford College, the mastermind of Books 'N Authors 'N All That Jazz.
Douglas A. Kerr: Author C. C. Crittenden (Carla Kerr) receives her Editor's Award
from Linda Bagwell of Weatherford College
Best regards,
Doug