Central Texas Writers Society Members
Nicole M. Metts, MFAFounder and Managing EditorNicole Metts is the founder of Central Texas Writers Society and long time supporter of local arts events. She has been passionate about the arts and is a strong believer that art and word can change the world. Besides being a poet; she is a painter, nature photographer, and enjoys exploring other medias as well. She has a bachelor's in English from Central Texas A&M and an MFA from Chatham University. In her spare time she is exploring and documenting the natural world. You can connect with her at [email protected] or [email protected] |
Renee AlterEditorRenee Alter is an author, poet, storyteller, health nut, volunteers for several non-profits, and provides publishing and media services. Her hobbies include creating books, writing, blogging, photography, continuous education on a variety of topics, networking, songwriting, and music.
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Kristoffer Ian CeleraVice PresidentBorn in the Philippines, he immigrated to America as a baby and grew up most of his life in Texas. He served in the Marines until he found out that he was bipolar and since then has taken his time to attend college, picking up a love for horses, photography, swing dancing and Dungeons & Dragons along the way. He's been published in Central Texas College's 2015 Byways, Texas State University's 2016 Persona and is currently assembling a collection of poetry.
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David HardinEvent PhotographerDavid Hardin is a short story writer who is also a published author. Mr. Hardin currently owns David Hardin Photography where shoots different styles of photography, and has particular interest in being published several more times in magazines with models that he works with. In May 2018, he and his friend Ms. Britt Champagne, had photos published in Victory Girls Magazine, a 40‘s/50’s pinup magazine. David was the first person to join the Central Texas Writer’s Society, and loves being the group's photographer. He enjoys coming together with other writers, at events like the monthly meeting at the Copperas Cove Public Library, the open-mic night at Lil Tex Restaurant, and “Art After Dark”. David was born in La Mesa, California, and is 44 years old. He spent most of his life on the U.S. Island Territory of Guam.
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