Jupiter’s Slut will be moderating this year’s panel on Writing About Sex. She was interviewed by Joan Axelrod-Contrada. Why did you become a writer? When did the writing bug first bite you? I’ve been a writer since grade school. I published a chapbook of poetry in high school. I got an MFA in creative writing […]
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Randy Zucco will be at this year’s conference for pre-scheduled meetings with writers. He was interviewed by Jim Barnhill. What is Levellers Press? Levellers Press is a full-service publishing house. With the consolidation of major publishers over the years, the increase in online buying, the means of production at our workplace, and one visionary co-worker/owner,
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Sacchi Green lives in western Massachusetts, with occasional forays into the real world. She’s published scores of short stories and edited sixteen anthologies, eight of them Lambda Literary Award finalists, and two of them Lambda winners. Lately she’s blended the erotica genre with speculative fiction, her first love, whenever possible, and will even have an
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We have added Ashley Lopez to our line-up of literary agents who will attend this year\’s conference. She replaces Julie Stevenson. writeangles
Lisa Taylor will be on the panel titled She Did What? Weaving the Elements of Fiction into a Story. She was interviewed by Ellen Meeropol. Why did you become a writer? When did the writing bug first bite you? I began writing at age 12 (sixth grade). We had a poetry lesson in Miss Van
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Jennifer Acker is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of The Common and has published several short stories, translations, and essays. Her forthcoming works in 2019 include a long personal essay from Amazon Original Stories and her debut novel, THE LIMITS OF THE WORLD. She will appear on the panel Writing the Short Story. She was interviewed
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We are thrilled to announce that Edie Meidav and Andrea Hairston have accepted our invitations to speak at this year\’s WriteAngles conference. We hope to publish our full program soon, and to include information about literary agents who will be available for individual meetings. If you have not yet subscribed to our site, please do
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Deborah will be a panelist on the historical fiction panel. The interview was conducted by Wendy Vowell. Why did you become a writer? When did the writing bug first bite you? When I was a kid, definitely. It just felt like a natural extension of reading. What’s your writing process like? Fairly structured. I get
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John Robison will be participating in the Memoir panel. He was interviewed by Kate Hartford, who has edited the interview for length. For more about his book SWITCHED ON: A MEMOIR OF BRAIN CHANGE AND EMOTIONAL AWAKENING, see excerpts from NPR’s Fresh Air interview of John and Alvaro Pascual-Leone by Terry Gross on the research
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Michele Barker, who publishes under the name M. P. Barker, will participate in the historical fiction panel. She was interviewed by Wendy Vowell. Why did you become a writer? When did the writing bug first bite you? When I was a kid, I wrote stories to entertain myself and my siblings. I loved to read,
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