Our Write-ins start with a prompt. Participants write for about fifty minutes and then read what they have written. It's a great way to get your creative juices flowing and start your day. You can also write about a project you are working on and use or not use the prompt; it's your choice.

Our method instills a sense of commitment to writing, providing a gentle push to get started. We value camaraderie and foster a welcoming environment where participants are not obligated to share their work. While there are no strict rules, we kindly steer clear of political discussions to maintain a friendly ambiance.
Join us on Monday and Wednesday Mornings at 9:30 a.m. 

After three attendances, we require membership in the Houston Bay Area Writers League. It's only $30 a year. (We can help if you need it. Just ask.)

Our Write-ins start with a prompt. Participants write for about an hour and then read what they have written. It's a great way to get your creative juices flowing and start your day. You can also write about a project you are working on and use or not use the prompt; it's your choice.

Our method instills a sense of commitment to writing, providing a gentle push to get started. We value camaraderie and foster a welcoming environment where participants are not obligated to share their work. While there are no strict rules, we kindly steer clear of political discussions to maintain a friendly ambiance.
Join us on Monday and Wednesday Mornings at 9:30 a.m. 

After three attendances, we require membership in the Houston Bay Area Writers League. It's only $30 a year. (We can help if you need it. Just ask.)

Our Write-ins start with a prompt. Participants write for about fifty minutes and then read what they have written. It's a great way to get your creative juices flowing and start your day. You can also write about a project you are working on and use or not use the prompt; it's your choice.

Our method instills a sense of commitment to writing, providing a gentle push to get started. We value camaraderie and foster a welcoming environment where participants are not obligated to share their work. While there are no strict rules, we kindly steer clear of political discussions to maintain a friendly ambiance.
Join us on Monday and Wednesday Mornings at 9:30 a.m. 

After three attendances, we require membership in the Houston Bay Area Writers League. It's only $30 a year. (We can help if you need it. Just ask.)

BAWL is hosting a critique group on the 1^st and 3^rd Wednesday of each month at Freeman Memorial Library from 6:00 to 8:00. Please be sure to bring five copies of seven (or fewer) pages of your work to be critiqued.

Schedule for 1Q2025 is as follows. 

• January 15th, 6pm at Freeman Memorial Library, 2nd floor board room. 
• February 5th, Freeman Memorial Library, 2nd floor study room.
• February 19th, Freeman Memorial Library, 2nd floor board room. 
• March 5th, Freeman Memorial Library, 2nd floor study room
• March 19th, Freeman Memorial Library, room TBD

Your hosts will be Kate Sanger and Kim Glaus Late.

Kate is a writer of speculative fiction, non-fiction, and poetry…and a lover of the Oxford comma. She teaches English and creative writing, and has had over 90 pieces of fiction, non-fiction and poetry published.

Kim is an as yet unpublished author with hopes of having something published soon. She writes fiction and will defend her right to use two spaces after the period with her last breath.

Please become a BAWL member if participating in these events. 

For any questions, please contact Kate at 409-789-8008 or Kim at 281-455-9039.

BAWL is hosting a critique group on the 1^st and 3^rd Wednesday of each month at Freeman Memorial Library from 6:00 to 8:00. Please be sure to bring five copies of seven (or fewer) pages of your work to be critiqued.

Schedule for 1Q2025 is as follows. 

• January 15th, 6pm at Freeman Memorial Library, 2nd floor board room. 
• February 5th, Freeman Memorial Library, 2nd floor study room.
• February 19th, Freeman Memorial Library, 2nd floor board room. 
• March 5th, Freeman Memorial Library, 2nd floor study room
• March 19th, Freeman Memorial Library, room TBD

Your hosts will be Kate Sanger and Kim Glaus Late.

Kate is a writer of speculative fiction, non-fiction, and poetry…and a lover of the Oxford comma. She teaches English and creative writing, and has had over 90 pieces of fiction, non-fiction and poetry published.

Kim is an as yet unpublished author with hopes of having something published soon. She writes fiction and will defend her right to use two spaces after the period with her last breath.

Please become a BAWL member if participating in these events. 

For any questions, please contact Kate at 409-789-8008 or Kim at 281-455-9039.

 We will resume the BAWL In-person events in February. These gatherings are planned for the fourth Wednesday of the month from 6:30 to 7:30pm at the Freeman Memorial Library hosted by Kate Sanger.

This first Gathering will be February 26 and the speaker is TBD. More information will be forthcoming soon. 

This is a Save-The-Date event for your convenience to register. 

BAWL is hosting a critique group on the 1^st and 3^rd Wednesday of each month at Freeman Memorial Library from 6:00 to 8:00. Please be sure to bring five copies of seven (or fewer) pages of your work to be critiqued.

Schedule for 1Q2025 is as follows. 

• January 15th, 6pm at Freeman Memorial Library, 2nd floor board room. 
• February 5th, Freeman Memorial Library, 2nd floor study room.
• February 19th, Freeman Memorial Library, 2nd floor board room. 
• March 5th, Freeman Memorial Library, 2nd floor study room
• March 19th, Freeman Memorial Library, room TBD

Your hosts will be Kate Sanger and Kim Glaus Late.

Kate is a writer of speculative fiction, non-fiction, and poetry…and a lover of the Oxford comma. She teaches English and creative writing, and has had over 90 pieces of fiction, non-fiction and poetry published.

Kim is an as yet unpublished author with hopes of having something published soon. She writes fiction and will defend her right to use two spaces after the period with her last breath.

Please become a BAWL member if participating in these events. 

For any questions, please contact Kate at 409-789-8008 or Kim at 281-455-9039.

BAWL is hosting a critique group on the 1^st and 3^rd Wednesday of each month at Freeman Memorial Library from 6:00 to 8:00. Please be sure to bring five copies of seven (or fewer) pages of your work to be critiqued.

Schedule for 1Q2025 is as follows. 

• January 15th, 6pm at Freeman Memorial Library, 2nd floor board room. 
• February 5th, Freeman Memorial Library, 2nd floor study room.
• February 19th, Freeman Memorial Library, 2nd floor board room. 
• March 5th, Freeman Memorial Library, 2nd floor study room
• March 19th, Freeman Memorial Library, room TBD

Your hosts will be Kate Sanger and Kim Glaus Late.

Kate is a writer of speculative fiction, non-fiction, and poetry…and a lover of the Oxford comma. She teaches English and creative writing, and has had over 90 pieces of fiction, non-fiction and poetry published.

Kim is an as yet unpublished author with hopes of having something published soon. She writes fiction and will defend her right to use two spaces after the period with her last breath.

Please become a BAWL member if participating in these events. 

For any questions, please contact Kate at 409-789-8008 or Kim at 281-455-9039.