Coming virtual event
Read more about the event featuring three writers\’ organizations in Western Massachusetts — and the BONUS! writeangles
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Paths to publication
The following essay was written by Mohammad and Priscilla Yadegari. It was summer of 2017 and we were in our car on vacation in the Adirondacks. My cell phone rang and my daughter said, “Turn on your radio right now.” It was a program on getting your manuscript published. My wife and I had worked …
Conference news
We have decided not to hold an in-person conference this year on October 30 because of uncertainty about conditions in the Fall. We are currently having virtual meetings to plan what we might do instead, possibly involving hosting live panels or speakers via digital streaming — on one or more dates. We would love to …
Only 350 days!
Until the next WriteAngles conference on October 31, 2020. Planning is about to begin. writeangles
Panelist interview: Joan Axelrod-Contrada
Joan Axelrod-Contrada will be leading this year’s workshop on Flash Memoir. She was interviewed by fellow workshop presenter Tzivia Gover. How long have you been writing? When did the writing bug first bite you? I started making up “furry tales” for my French poodle, Sherry, when I was eight years old. In high school, I …
Pre-registration has ended
If you are interested in attending the conference, you may register on Saturday. The registration fee is slightly higher, $120.00 at the door. For full-time students and those aged 65 or over, the fee at the door is $100. writeangles
Conference update II
Pre-registration will end tomorrow at noon. Please be patient if you do not get immediate confirmation (we\’re all volunteers). We are accepting materials for agent meetings until 5 pm tomorrow. We will accept walk-ins on Saturday. writeangles
Conference update
The conference is this coming Saturday! Registration is still open, and it’s still possible to schedule a meeting with one of the three literary agents, but time is of the essence: The registration fee must be paid and required materials submitted by 5 p.m. Wednesday (details provided upon registration). Mary Bisbee-Beek is fully booked. Walk-in …
Panelist interview: Dusty Miller
Ellen Meeropol interviews Dusty Miller, a panelist on the Paths to Publication panel. How did you come to write the mystery series? When I began the first Alice Ott mystery, I had no clue that I would end up writing a series. After a long career in mental health, including writing many articles and non-fiction …
Panelist interview: Tzivia Gover
Tzivia Gover will be leading this year’s workshop Dreaming on the Page. She was interviewed by fellow workshop presenter Joan Axelrod-Contrada. How long have you been writing? When did the writing bug first bite you? As a little girl of 10 years old I compiled my writing into a red loose-leaf binder. I titled it …