BLANCO SOL

ISBN#0-8034-9730-X

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RIDING FENCE

ISBN# 0-8034-9801-2

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Coming in April 2008

 

 

 

PRESENTATIONS

BY Anne Haw Holt

 

Ms. Holt is available for presentations on her writing, publishing and promoting fiction and poetry. Her novels are SILVER CREEK , KENDRICK and BLANCO SOL.  Her poetry in eclectic, including "Country Poems, Aztec and other Real People, Love Songs and Living in the Woods." She welcomes discussions of writing and publishing with other writers.

 

Ms. Holt will contract with schools, libraries, community organizations, writing groups, clubs and others for the listed presentations.  Her fees are reasonable and negotiable.     

For more information contact:

 

Anne Haw Holt

Ahholt@ahholt.com

Phone: 850-576-0721

2636 W. Mission Road # 146

Tallahassee, Florida 32301

 

OTHER PRESENTATIONS:

Building a Story

This is a fifty minute seminar that covers the basic steps of story writing in a unique way.  This seminar and its handouts can be tailored for presentation to students at the third to fifth grade level, the six to eighth grade level or for adults.

Women as Heroes

A fifty-minute presentation on women-as-heroes with a handout of recommended reading for learning about heroic women.  Women/heroes are selected and reading handouts are tailored for each audience.  (Elementary to adult) 

Personal Leadership

A fifty-minute seminar with a opening and closing (self-graded) quiz that helps participants discover leaders in their own lives and guides them in defining the practice of true leadership.  (pre-teen to adult)

Children with Parents in Prison: America's Real Crime Problem

A fifty-minute presentation with video and discussion of the plight of children whose parents are in United States prisons.   Based on statistics and research, this presentation describes the effect of the parent's incarceration on these children and on our society. (adults)

Introduction to Grant Writing

A full-day seminar on applying for grants.  9 AM to 5 PM--1 hour lunch.  Includes discussion of the grant search, writing the narrative and goals.  Emphasis is placed on creating a budget and the budget narrative, defining and obtaining cash and in-kind matching funds. .  Each participant receives a Grant Writing Guide.

Restorative Justice and Our Community

This is a fifty-minute introduction to Restorative Justice.  Presentation and booklet Include a definition of Restorative Justice, it's guiding principles and values and a discussion of the benefits of Restorative Justice for Crime Victims, Service Providers, Prosecutors, Defense, Judiciary, Law Enforcement and Corrections.