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2005 Santa Fe Writers Conference

Crossing Borders:From Poetry and Fiction to Cretive Nonfiction. June 14 to 19, 2005. Faculty includes Natalie Goldberg, C. Michael Curtis, Pagan Kennedy, Lauren Slater, Christopher Merrill and Lisa Chavez. Five days of workshops, talks, readings and one-on-one meetings with faculty.Workshops designed for those wishing to explore creative nonfiction or to cross genres. Conference Director: Lee Gutkind, the "godfather" of creative nonfiction.
Submitted 03/09/05.
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Amherst Writers & Artists

The site provides a description of the Amherst Writers & Artists (AWA) writing group method and the services our non-profit organization provides. We provide trainings in the AWA method, writing workshops for underserved populations, a small press, and a network of affiliated workshop leaders across the United States and abroad. Our trainings prepare people to lead their own writing groups using the AWA method. The affiliates lead weekly AWA method writing groups as well as specialized AWA writing retreats in the US as well as Ireland, Wales, Mexico, Mallorca, and other places around the world.
Submitted 03/13/05.
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Footpaths to Creativity

We are a Writer & Artist Residency and Retreat house located in the Azores islands.

Surrounded by nature and away from the rat race we aim to provide uninterrupted time to focus or simply relax.

Our selection criteria is mainly based on demonstrated seriousness of purpose and not professional develpoment. We encourage applicants from all om all phases of professional development.

We do offer financial assistance for those who demonstrate need.
Submitted 06/02/06.
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Maui Writers Conference
(1 vote)

For those who have never been published to writers with many books and successes on their resume, the Conference offers hundreds of opportunities to catapult their careers. Surround yourself with the most successful people in writing today. At this annual Labor Day weekend event you will be exposed to the inspirational messages of our nations’ top best-selling authors and the most powerful executives in publishing and film.

Submitted 04/21/05.
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New England Young Writers' Conference
(2 votes)

Annual New England Young Writers' Conference at Middlebury College, Vermont, for high school students.
Submitted 02/15/04.
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NYC Pitch and Shop Writers Conference

The NYC Pitch and Shop writers conference is a unique opportunity for writers with completed novel manuscripts, narrative non-fiction, or works-in-progress to not only workshop their novel with professional fiction editors, but meet and pitch top acquisition editors from major publishing houses such as Ace, Berkley, Doubleday, Penguin, Random House, Viking, and more. Following the conference, on an average, one out of three projects are requested for a close read by publishers. See our latest news and "How It Works" for more information. The NYC Pitch and Shop is operated by the New York Writers Workshop and Algonkian Writer Conferences.


Submitted 05/17/07.
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Santa Barbara Writers Conference

Santa Barbara Writers Conference offers two major conferences each year: our summer conference for writers of all stripes at Westmont College in Santa Barbara & our fall conference on environmental writing and poetry at El Capitan Canyon on the Pacific Coast just north of Santa Barbara. We also offer weekend intensives throughout the year for writers interested in delving deeply into a specific aspect of writing. For details, visit our Web site at www.sbwritersconference.com.
Submitted 08/07/05.
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Santa Barbara Writers Conference
(2 votes)

The official site of the Santa Barbara Writers Conference, beginning its 32nd year in 2004. Visit the site to register for this year's conference -- June 25 to July 2 -- on the beautiful campus of Westmont College in Santa Barbara. The conference features workshops for beginners and advanced writers alike, from non-fiction to fiction to screenwriting and poetry. Learn how to find an agent and publisher for your work, and how to market it once it's in print. For more information, go to www.sbwc.org or call 805 684-2250.
Submitted 04/29/04.
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ShawGuides, Inc. Writers' Conferences & Workshops

Search for conferences by date, location, or type of writing.
Submitted 02/15/04.
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Southampton Writers Conference

Annual summer writers conference at Stony Brook Southampton, in the heart of the Hamptons resort community, 70 miles east of New York City. As part of the Stony Brook Southampton Writing Program, the Southampton Writers Conference provides a forum for authors of all genres to study and discuss the craft of writing.
Submitted 03/26/07.
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The Creative Writer's Workshop

The Creative Writer's Workshop
Writers' Retreats in Ireland and Europe, combining creativity, imagination and inspiration for memoir, story writing, poetry and personal journaling in conjunction with knowledge of Celtic Traditions and Sacred Sites in the mythical land of Ireland. Established since 1991, The Creative Writer's Workshop, created by Irene Graham, has been tutored to hundreds of Writers, Artists, Teachers and Young Adults. The Creative Writer's Workshop is approved by The Dept. of Education and Science in Ireland
Submitted 12/15/05.
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The Third Annual New York Round Table Writer's Conference

The Small Press Center: The New York Center for Independent Publishing is sponsoring the third annual New York Round Table® Writers’ Conference, to be held Friday, April 13 and Saturday, April 14 at 20 West 44th Street, between 5th and 6th Avenues in midtown Manhattan, in the landmark building of the General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen. Among the featured writers taking part will be the award-winning author Richard Ford, who will be interviewed about his distinguished writing career.

Focusing on the business and career of writing, the conference, now in its third year, has built up a considerable reputation for quality instruction from knowledgeable publishing insiders. The Conference features programming on a variety of literary and publishing topics, including workshops in online publishing, marketing, public relations, query letters, book proposals, the writing process, memoirs, and independent publishing. The Conference also provides an opportunity to meet editors.
Submitted 02/12/07.
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The Writers' Colony at Dairy Hollow
(1 vote)

WCDH offers two-week to three-month residencies for emerging and experienced writers and songwriters at work on specific projects. All residents' basic needs --- food, shelter --- are met. Most importantly, the opportunity for uninterrupted creative work time is provided and respected.
Submitted 02/15/04.
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The Writers' Retreat
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"While writing demands solitude and focus, that need not mean isolation and  deprivation.   Our sole purpose, whether you choose Québec, Mexico or Colorado, is to provide an ambience conducive to creativity and to assist writers in reaching their goal."
Submitted 02/15/04.
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Women's Retreats and Workshops - A Woman's Way [Sedona Arizona]

A Woman's Way is a healing sanctuary, a place where women can find balance and discover that they already are the women they aspire to become. Join us for retreats for women in beautiful Sedona, Arizona.
Submitted 12/21/04.
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WriteLines

Weekend Retreats in Massachusetts, Maine, Vermont, and Connecticut. One-day workshops and weekly workshops iin Wakefield, Massachusetts.
Submitted 01/01/05.
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Writer Workshop Activites, Literary Agents & Know How to Self Publish a Book

Tom Bird has designed his own method of writing a book and getting it published. Join our writer workshop activites to become a writer and publish your own book also get help from Literary agents suggested by Tombird.
Submitted 11/17/06.
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Writing the Mind Alive through Proprioceptive Writing
(1 vote)

Writing the Mind Alive through Proprioceptive Writing (PW) is a 6-day retreat in mid-coast Maine, August 1 – 6. No experience required. Discover your authentic voice. Write your stories. Rekindle your creative fires.
Submitted 06/01/04.
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