Scene of the Crime
Yosemite
Falls Restaurant On Ashlan, West
side of 99 EARLY
START at 10:00 am
SATURDAY Sept 5, 2015. – Please come early by 9:45 am so we can
start on time.
Members $15 Visitors $20
**NOTE:
We
will be served a choice of Sourdough Cheeseburger, French Dip Sandwich, or
Chicken Cobb Salad.
RESERVATION
PROCEDURE
RSVP by Wednesday
before the meeting
If you can, we
highly encourage you email your reservation instead of phoning it in, Thanks.
NOTE: please put your lunch choice on subject line
Do not log on to
the website, simply send email to the above address.
IF YOU
CAN NOT EMAIL Please call 559-431-0360
AND LEAVE
VOICEMAIL
with your name
& choice of lunch.
Dial carefully,
there is no greeting announcing SJ SinC.
September Program
COVETED DEAD BIRD SHORT STORY AWARDS
&
AUTHOR JUNE GILLAM
June Gillam teaches writing and literature at San Joaquin
Delta Community College. She has studied the writing process for years and
holds a PhD in Learning and Change in Human Systems from California Institute
of Integral Studies in San Francisco.
June belongs to several writing groups, Capitol Crimes,
the Sacramento chapter of Sisters in Crime, and Gold Country Writers (GCW) in
Auburn, California. She facilitates weekly meetings at Trinity Cathedral in
Sacramento, which follow the guidelines of Pat Schneider’s Amherst Artists and
Writers.
Working as an editor for a
monthly magazine, for academic publications, and other similar jobs over the
years has honed her editorial skills, as well. She has her own very small
publishing company, Gorilla Girl Ink, which has released three of her books.
She looks forward to publishing other writers’ works after she retires from
teaching.
June Gillam enjoys exploring social
issues through the criminal actions of folks who suffer personally from the
impact of forces too large for individuals to control. Her Hillary Broome
series takes on possible effects of superstores on small market owners,
conceivable impacts of patriarchy on women in family businesses, and next, House
of Eire will explore the effect of developers on the economies of small
countries.
San
Joaquin chapter of Sisters in Crime meets the first Saturday of the month at
Yosemite Falls Restaurant (which is located at Ashlan & Freeway 99.) 10:00 AM.
Price includes lecture & lunch.
For
further information see Blog:
http://willkillforastory.blogspot.com
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