Sunday Writers Group began in the spring of 2005. Our members were taking Tony Grooms’ novel writing class in the MAPW program at Kennesaw State University. We wanted to continue as a critique group and apply the lessons learned in class. We continue to meet roughly every month. Over the ten years, we have learned to value each writer’s approach to the material offered for the meeting, to encourage, cajole, and celebrate finished novels and stories.

Saul Adler, MD is a fellow in the American Academy of Pediatrics and an assistant editor for Narrative, a digital literary magazine. He has completed two novels. He is the c0-author of Your Doctors’ Manners Matter: Better Health through Civility in the Doctor’s Office and in the Hospital. It is available through Amazon.com and BookLogix.

Todd Campbell is a faculty member at the University of North Georgia. He has completed two novels and has had two publications. These are a poem in The Peacock’s Feet Literary Journal and a short story in The Signature Series: Golden Short Stories, Vol 1.

Lorraine Tate is the pen name for Brenda Ledford. Historical fiction is her genre. She has published a trilogy-Going Home, Love Among Enemies, and Steam Dreamers-set in the Civil War era. All three are available through BookLogix and Amazon.com. Visit her website, Lorraine-Tate.com for more information.

Les Scarborough is the most recent addition to our group. Ghost stories are his genre.

And me.