This three-day conference will inform and energize authors looking to blend historical fact with fiction. Read More “Conference Insider: Historical Novel Society of North America Conference”
If you write books for young readers, this New England conference is an event you can’t miss. Read More “Conference Insider: KidLitCon”
Craft and community combine at what event organizers call a “left-coast, Birkenstock-wearing version of Bread Loaf.”
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From social justice to video essays, this fact-focused conference is deeply grounded in modern-day truthtelling. Read More “Conference Insider: NonfictioNOW”
Six hundred mystery writers gather each spring to talk about craft – and murder.
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Writers of all genres and experience levels gather in Arizona for intense learning and vibrant conversations. Read More “Conference Insider: Desert Nights, Rising Stars Writers Conference”
Choose from craft talks, career insights, or publishing advice – both traditional and indie – at this decades-old conference in San Diego. Read More “Conference Insider: SDSU Writers’ Conference”
This Friday-Saturday conference in New York City offers a comprehensive primer on the publishing industry.
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All creative disciplines come together for a harmonious weekend of learning, growth, and inspiration at this welcoming four-day conference. Read More “Conference Insider: The Cabins Collaborative Retreat”
Want a little Hawaiian vacation with your writing education? This is the conference for you.
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Working on a book for young readers? Here’s what not to do. Read More “5 terrible, horrible, no good, very bad children’s book mistakes”
Fully developing the setting of your work can lead to richer characters and deeper plotlines. Read More “Beyond the backdrop: Mastering setting in fiction”
All writers will receive rejection letters, but all “no’s” are not equal. Read More “Ranking rejection”
