One of the readers at a marathon reading of Virginia Woolf’s A Room of One’s Own.
My name is Gabi Coatsworth, and I’m an award-winning writer who loves to support my fellow writers and storytellers. My work has been published in a new anthology: Then to Now, A Time Travel Anthology, in Tangerine Tango: Women Writers Share Slices of Life and in many print and online journals.
I’m currently looking to publish my memoir, and writing a novel in the women’s fiction genre.
I run two Meetups for writers in Connecticut, WritersMic, an open mic evening, and the Westport Writers’ Rendezvous, a monthly get-together.
And I’ll be appearing at the Storytellers’ Cottage in Simsbury on May 9, 2019 with a few friends to talk about speculative fiction: time travel, sci-fi, dystopian and the rest. Details here.
The Write Connexion is dedicated to anything useful I find for writers, some of it local, and some of it of more general interest. I interview writers, give you useful links for writers’ info around the web, and generally help you connect with anything which will help you write more, better or at all!
If you’d like to see my personal blog, it’s at www.GabiCoatsworth.wordpress.com
You can find some of my other published writing by clicking the links below
Amazon: Gabi Coatsworth author page
Dime Show Review: Moving On (flash fiction)
Mused – Bella Online Literary Review – Kitten Con Brio (fiction)
Good Men Project – Bipolar Planet
Connect on social media:
Facebook: Gabi Coatsworth and The Write Connexion
Goodreads: Gabi Coatsworth
LinkedIn: Gabi Coatsworth
Twitter: @GabiCoatsworth
Pinterest: Gabi Coatsworth
Instagram: GabiCoatsworth
And you can contact me at GabiCoatsworth@gmail.com
I’ve nominated you for the “Blog of the Year” Award. To see the nomination, visit the post: anotherlovelyday.wordpress.com/2012/12/26/thank-you/. I hope you have a wonderful new year!
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Thank you so much! Happy new year to you too.
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Hi Gabi,
Your short story excerpt is beautiful – lovely language and a comfortable nostalgic sense that soothes. I think I see Miggs Burrough’s “What If?” in the pile of books in the picture above, so we share him as a friend as well as Tricia! We met at the Pitchapalooza…All the best, Lea
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I like your excerpt as well. I stopped by because you visited me, and I always like to return the favor. And lo, here I found another writer. How much fun is that? I’ll look forward to more visits in the future both directions. 🙂 Marsha 🙂
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Hi, Gaby, having a rummage in your website, prior to returning your ‘follow’ on Twitter. Loving your blogs, especially as they’re diverse, and not formulaic! I think we’ve all become a little jaded by those writers who prattle incessantly about their books without ever leaving their narcissistic bubble! Great stuff, Gabi, looking forward to more of the same! Kevin Ansbro.
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Thanks, Kevin – I appreciate that…
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Very interesting story. amazing language and a comfortable nostalgic sense that soothes. Thanks for sharing
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Oooh, what a pleasure to find you!
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Thanks, likewise!
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Came here via GJ Stevens and your author interview, which was wonderful–now following!
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Thank you!
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Dropped by to say hi. Didn’t realize you had so many irons in the fire. And I thought I had the market cornered on busy!
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