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Village Books is pleased to join forces with Whatcom Writers and Publishers to co-host their monthly virtual supper club. This month we'll feature Anneliese Kamola and Cami Ostman!
Each month on the second Wednesday, we host a guest author or explore a new topic to connect Whatcom Writers and industry speakers.
Join us for a talk from the Narrative Project!
Cami and Anni will share some of their methods for ensuring that authors complete their book projects, including addressing self-doubt and creating space for writing and developing a support network. They will also give details about a free writing conference coming up in January.
Cami Ostman holds a B.Ed. in English from Western Washington University and an M. S. in Marriage and Family Therapy from Seattle Pacific University. In addition to her memoir, Second Wind, She is the co-editor of Beyond Belief: The Secret Lives of Women in Extreme Religions, a contributor to Adventures Northwest, and to her own blog, 7marathons7continents.com. She is also one of the founders of Red Wheelbarrow Writers, a community of writers in Western Washington, and a blogger for psychologtoday.com. She has been profiled in Fitness Magazine and her books have been reviewed in O Magazine, The Atlantic, and Washington Post.
Anneliese (Anni) Kamola is an author and developmental editor living in Bellingham, Washington (anneliesekamola.com), as well as a coach and the executive assistant for The Narrative Project. She has published work in True Stories Volume I (2019) and True Stories Volume II (2020), as well as in WWU’s Fairhaven College literary magazine, Inkspeak (2010). Anni has written, produced, and performed two solo dance/theater/storytelling performances, This Is My Body (2011) and Filling the Void (2013), and a solo storytelling show, Stories of Strong Women from Around the World (2015). Anni’s writing is informed by neurobiology, attachment theory, and trauma/resiliency studies. She loves music, dance, good food, family, and international travel.
