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• Using the BookBrush Tools

  • When
    18 Mar 2026
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    6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
  • Location
    Zoom meeting

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  Not sure what to post?

  Or tired of feeling like social media takes too much time?

  Here's your chance to hear how BookBrush provides an array of marketing tools!

  BookBrush is a versatile tool for designing book covers, promotional materials, Amazon promotional materials, and social media images. Join us to hear Kathleen Sweeney's description of how to make use of this amazingly creative way to present your book.

  Writers Night Out

  March 18, 2026

  6:30 PM on Zoom

  Members only

  (Please click our membership link for information on joining the Cape Cod Writers Center)

  
  

  Kathleen Sweeney is the Chief Operating Officer at Book Brush, where she combines her love of technology and storytelling to help authors with book marketing.  She has presented to over 350 author groups and thrives on making design and promotion easier (and more fun!) for writers of all genres.  She lives in central Illinois with her husband, three active boys, and the two most handsome cats on the planet. Her hobbies include eating tacos and turning socks right side out.

  Looking Ahead: April 11 Pathways to Publication & April 15  National Poetry Month 

  
  

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• Writers Night Out - Poetry

  • When
    15 Apr 2026
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    6:30 PM
  • Location
    Hyannis Arts Hall 81 Willow Ave. Hyannis, MA

  
  

  In honor of National Poetry Month

  CCWC is proud to present the Award Winning Poet Laureate of Plymouth

  Miriam O'Neal

  Exclusively for CCWC Members

  Miriam O’Neal is the Poet Laureate of Plymouth, MA and hosts the poetry reading series, Poetry the Art of Words. She has published 3 collections of poetry; We Start With What We’re Given (Kelsay Books 2018), The Body Dialogues (Lily Poetry Review Press 2020), and The Half-Said Things (Nixes Mate Books 2022), as well as poems and reviews in many journals, including, The Galway Review, North Dakota Quarterly, and The Waxed Lemon. For signed copies of her work, contact her at Miriam.e.oneal@gmail.com. You can also order her books from https://kelsaybooks.com/, https://lilypoetryreview.blog/, and https://nixesmate.pub(or from that other place).
  

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• Playwriting 101

  • When
    20 May 2026
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    6:30 PM
  • Location
    Hyannis Arts Hall 81 Willow Street. Hyannis, MA

   

           Michael Solomowitz

  
  

  Originally from Coney Island, Michael Solomowitz has enjoyed a roller-coaster writing career.

  Mr. Solomowitz began his career writing scripts for Manhattan Cable TV and has written for Warner Bros. in Hollywood. For several years he was a freelance sports journalist and contributed dozens of articles to national and trade publications.

  He has also written and directed for the theater. His works include several full-length plays in addition to multiple one-act plays produced at the Northport One-Act Play Festival on Long Island, the Academy of Performing Arts in Orleans, Cape Cod, and the Night Flight Theater in Burbank, CA, among others. His Divine Comedy: A Farce, Parody, Satire & Spoof, an evening of four of his one-act plays, was produced in June, 2023 at the Curtain Call Theater outside of Boston. 
  

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• Practice Your Pitch

  • When
    17 Jun 2026
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    6:30 PM
  • Location
    Hyannis Arts Hall 81 Willow Ave. Hyannis, MA

  
  Practice pitching your manuscript at this month’s Writers Night Out! You will have two minutes to convince our discerning membership – including fellow authors and editors – why they should be interested in your book. Critique and suggestions will be given by our audience along with a vote for the evening’s best pitch.

  The personal pitch is one of the most critical skills for all writers.  You’ll need it to sell your book or story idea to a time-pressed agent or editor, to promote your work to the media, and to place it on your website and/or social media accounts.

  By popular demand, the CCWC’s June WNO again offers you the opportunity to practice your pitch before an audience, hear their reactions, and learn what works best. Even if you’re not ready to pitch or submit to an agent or editor now, come and enjoy the company of your friends and fellow writers and get a taste of what pitching is all about.

  Presenting participants must be CCWC members. The maximum time allowed is 2 minutes (yes, you will be timed!). There are 10-15 slots available, on a first-come, first-served basis. To ensure your place, please contact: writers@capecodwriterscenter.org

  
  

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