Workshops and Conferences

Last week, I posted the first installment on my experience at Mid-South Christian Writers Conference. I need to apologize for leaving the photo of Edie Melson out of that post. I took it with my phone at conference, and I just forgot to add it. If you want to review that post and see Edie’s […]

Last Saturday, I attended Mid-South Christian Writers Conference in Collierville, Tennessee (east of Memphis). This one-day conference is sponsored by Byhalia (MS) Christian Writers group and supported by several other writers groups in the Memphis area. Last I heard, there were 99 people registered. New this year was a meet-and-greet reception on Friday night, which […]

All the writing pundits recommend that you attend conferences each year of you want your work published. If I could go to one each month, I would. But, like most people, I’m limited by two things: time and money. Conference costs include tuition and travel. It takes time to prepare, attend, and do the necessary […]

The 19th Kentucky Christian Writers Conference wrapped up this past Saturday after two days of great workshops, networking, keynotes and just plain fun. Keynote speaker was Jesse Florea of Focus on the Family’s Clubhouse and Clubhouse Junior magazines. Other faculty included fiction and non-fiction writers and editors in addition to those named in the photo […]

Do you plan to attend a writers conference this year? If you want your work published, you should attend one or more. Conference attendance is part of your marketing and networking effort. A while ago, I started making a wish list for each year. I’ve been fortunate enough to attend some of them, although not […]