I'll be participating in the 2011 ANWA (American Night Writers Association) Conference coming up in February and wanted to share the details for anyone who's interested. There are some great people presenting this year, including one of my favorites--Janette Rallison. The conference is based in Phoenix, perfect for those who are looking for warmer weather in February.
"Writing at the Speed of Life" 19th Annual ANWA Writers Conference February 25 & 26, 2011.
Website http://anwa-lds.com/
ANWA - American Night Writers Association was established 1986.
Join us in beautiful Crowne Plaza Hotel near the airport in Phoenix, Arizona for two days packed full of workshops, classes and pitch sessions. For sure a writers dream. Rub shoulders with authors, agents, editors and publishers. See website for full schedule.
Program Focus: Autobiography/Memoir, Children's, Middle Grade, YA, Fiction, Non-fiction, Journalism, Marketing, Mystery, Playwriting, Publishing, Romance, Science Fiction/Fantasy, Screenwriting, Humor, Query Letters, Dialog,
Faculty: Kelly Sonnack-agent, Kelly Gottuso Mortimer-agent, Kirk Shaw-editor, Cecily Markland-small publishing company owner, author and newspaper editor, Pinna Joseph-book store manager, Authors: Chris Stewart, Janette Rallison, Laurie Schnebly Campbell, Elana Johnson, Angela Morrison, Conrad J. Storad, Chava Cannon-Music Writer
Cost:
ANWA Members: Full Two-Day Conference $100, One-Day Friday Workshops $30, One-Day Saturday Workshops-$80
General Public: Full Two-Day Conference $115, One-Day Friday Workshops $40, One-Day Saturday Workshop $90
*See Website for details http://anwa-lds.com/conference.html
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Sounds like a good time. I'll be Arizona in January for work. Not sure I can swing consecutive months. Take good notes.
ReplyDeleteI might just die of shock. Kirk-Sir-Kirk-A-Lot-Shaw actuall posted? WOWieKaZowie. Way to go.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a good time. Wish I could travel to it, but not likely. Please share your experiences with us post-mortem.
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like the focus hits just about everything except fan fiction. Wish i could go...so many conferences, not enough influence to hit them all :)
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