Table of Contents
- Welcome Greetings
- Holiday Celebration
- Events and Happenings
- Writing Tips and Techniques
- Seasonal Poems
- Seasonal Stories
- Story Kit
- Books Members Written
- From Our Archive
- Join the Club
- Contact Us
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Welcome Message
We are a professional association whose purpose is to foster, encourage, and educate writers and independent publishers, representing all genres, from all ages, and writing at every stage in their careers. We offer monthly meetings featuring opportunities to network with other writers, skill-building workshops, and presentations by regionally recognized authors, editors, agents, and publishers.
Our monthly meetings are held on the second Monday of each month from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m at 5501 Dewey Drive, Fair Oaks in the Fellowship Hall (straight back from the road, through the gate in the white fence). Visitors are always welcome.
In addition, we offer less formal Writers’ Mingles where all writers are welcome. Our Mingles currently meet the third Saturday of every month from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Denny’s Restaurant in Roseville (corner of Sunrise and Douglas).
SSWC is also known for its well-designed, professional “critique groups” where other writers provide intensive feedback for various creative works while in progress. Critical revision is often an essential step in creating a successful work.
Our professional library and monthly newsletter provide additional member resources.
Network and share with other writers. Be informed. Be inspired. Join us!
Celebrating our 70th Anniversary !
A new year of story telling and sharing.
“Easy Social Media”
featuring
Bernard Wozny
January 12, 2026
7 to 9 p.m.
Crossroads Fellowship Christian Church
5501 Dewey Drive, Fair Oaks, CA
“Easy Social Media”
A valuable chance to catch not what you miss, but to see what you can have.
In today’s world, social media is a common way to communicate to the world. However, many people find it confusing and intimidating, failing to partake and leaving themselves in the dark.
Authors need to use such tools to inform their readers and often explore research.
Bernard will show you simple, fun, and easy ways to employ social media without cost or stress.
These methods can be used to keep family and friends informed.
His method can even be surprisingly powerful when used as a profitable path of promotion.
This presentation will be suitable for the absolute novice and expert alike.
Everyone is welcome!
by: M.L. Edson
December 20 — 9 t0 11 am
Denny’s Roseville (Douglas and North Sunrise)
Bring a story or poem to give away!
Wrap it with a ribbon.
Possible Story Title:
The Carols of Clockwork Lane
Some writers prefer to start staring at a blank screen. Others need a more concrete starting point. Every month in our SSC Newsletter, we are planning to include a new “story kit” that gives a writer a scaffolding from which to work. Not a cookbook, but a starting point, a structure to build from and to personalize.
We promise to publish any stories that you create using this story kit.
Monthly Meetings – Mingles – Critique Groups – Scholarships
2026 Scholarship
for young writers
2026 Anthology Project
More information coming in January 2026
The Sacramento Suburban Writers is now a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, so all donations are now IRS tax-deductible.
Join Us!
Monthly Meetings – Mingles – Critique Groups – Scholarships
Sacramento
Suburban
Writers
We meet on the second Monday of each month from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.
Crossroads Fellowship Christian Church in the Fellowship Hall
5501 Dewey Drive, Fair Oaks, CA

