After a brief hiatus, HSSW is back and will be reviewing Will Holland’s LAND OF ECHOES. As some of you may recall, we have explored this series before as the CREE CHRONICLES, based on the novels by Daniel Hecht.
Time: 7:00 – 9:00 EST. As usual, we’ll meet virtually. So, join us from anywhere!
Genre: Psychological thriller
Logline: A female investigator of the paranormal travels to New Mexico to help the principal of a school for gifted Navajo children find the cure for a boy possessed by an entity that’s gradually destroying him. But to do so, she must contend with a mining company CEO bent on shutting the school down and a psychiatrist insistent on treating the boy with drugs.
About The Author: Will Holland first became hooked on writing screenplays in 1978 when he saw Breaking Away and decided a comparable movie should be made that featured international cross-country ski racing. He’s gone on to write a script about the ski troops of the World War II U.S. 10th Mountain Division and for the past few years has become deeply involved in writing adaptations of novels written by his friend Daniel Hecht.
To Sign Up:
Simply pay $10.00 via Zelle or Paypal using the links genine@hsswriters.com or 978-505-5652. Indicate 11/17/25 Review. This review will also be available for signup at our website www.hsswriters.com shortly. All proceeds go to the volunteer, non-profit HSSW in support of our programming. Deadline for sign-ups is 12:00 noon, Monday, November 17th EST. The Zoom link for anyone who signs up will be sent out on the day of the event by 3:00 PM.
FIRST NOTICE: In the next few days you’ll receive a wonderful invitation to our Backstory Workshop on December 1st. Those who sign up for the workshop will receive an assignment requiring that you think (and write) deeply about your main character’s origin story, his or her opponent’s and how some of the key players in your selected tale connect to that.
Hope to see you Monday and stay tuned for workshop details!
Genine
About The Author: Will Holland first became hooked on writing screenplays in 1978 when he saw Breaking Away and decided a comparable movie should be made that featured international cross-country ski racing. He’s gone on to write a script about the ski troops of the World War II U.S. 10th Mountain Division and for the past few years has become deeply involved in writing adaptations of novels written by his friend Daniel Hecht.