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I just got home from the American Fork Arts Council conference, where I spoke in the plenary session and then did four panels. I’m still alive! I didn’t throw up or anything.
I met loads of great new people and learned a few things about how conferences work. I’ve learned so much at these things over the years so it’s great to give back.
And next weekend…LDS Storymakers. Can’t wait!
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Here’s some info on the writing conference I’m speaking for later this month.
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LitOps for April 2011
The newsletter for Literary Opportunities in Utah
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AMERICAN FORK ARTS COUNCIL ANNOUNCES
Spring Conference for Writers — April 29-30, 2011
(sponsored by the American Fork Arts Council and the National Endowment for the Arts)
Location: Historic City Hall, 31 N. Church Street (50 East), American Fork
Saturday, April 30, 9 a.m.- 4 p.m.
Featuring National and LDS Market Authors: Michael Knudsen, Dene Low, Margot Hovley, Sara Larson, Loraine Scott, Caleb Warnock, Editors and Authors from Cedar Fort Publishers, & more
Featuring classes on
- “What Every Writer Should Know: Ebooks”
- “Approaching Agents”
- “Outlining a Nonfiction Book”
- “Writing & Publishing Poetry”
- “Writing a Fiction Series”
- “Blog Success & Pitfalls”
- “Young Adult Fiction 2011”
- “Online Books Sales & Marketing”
- “Queries Live!”
- “Narrative Voice: The Key to Publishing”
- “Rewriting: Good Becomes Great”
- “Having Fun with Plot”
& many more!
Early registration $39 (after April 22, $49)
Register at www.AmericanForkArts.org
Lunch catered by Flour Girls & Dough Boys, about $9, payable Saturday morning
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