Workshop Piece Sendout + ELECTION REMINDER!

Hello Storytellers!

Before our usual workshop send out, a reminder that 
ELECTION LETTERS ARE DUE FRIDAY!

 If you’re interested in running for next year’s e-board, please send us (via discord DM or email, swc@binghamtonsa.org) your letter of intent! 
Check out this document for letter of intent examples & a list of e-board task/roles! 
There's a very good chance a role will be open for you on the e-board since literally 4 out of 5 e-board members are seniors, so... please do join!

So far, we have had letters of intent for the president and treasurer position-- meaning three others are uncontested.
In fact, last year, all positions went uncontested for some reason.

Now-- back to our usual scheduled program...
Our next workshop will be on Friday, 3/21, from 6-8 in CW110!

Please note that content warnings are written directly above each link with the author's comments, so please take note of them and feel free to avoid any pieces necessary. Whether you are participating as a writer or a reader, your mental and emotional health comes first! 

That said, here are this week's workshop pieces:

1. Scott - Project Red String WS #3
Prose
CW: Implied Threats of Sexual Coercion, Language
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AkcUMOF2va01K4XxLcWkVPH3gpsFmyeg

2. Daniel B. - Edelweiss: the Unblossomed [ex. 1]
Prose
CW: Violence, War [in background]
https://docs.google.com/document/d/12blBtN4ngvsMXtFZAwfPm8iaYvj7ZpPtxjQRyJJ3k3U

3. Krys - Flowers in Bloom
Prose
CW: a sprinkle of gore and blood
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Bgw-YTLSpwOWI6qK3dlLRhyzuHJptpiC

4. Myles - Tainted Blood (Excerpt 3)
Prose/Poetry/etc
CW: Animal cadavers, violence, talk of death and blood, horror elements and light gore.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_aWRuQaDqxdxop5agse8WLi_A63amAEm

Remember that this is meant to be a helpful, encouraging, and fun experience for all participants! Constructive criticism is good, but we are always aiming to help our fellow writers improve, not tear them down.

Remember—all writing is writing! It doesn't matter if you're working on a novel, a play, poetry, a D&D campaign—if you're writing it, we want to hear about it!

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