Showing posts with label free writing conference. Show all posts
Showing posts with label free writing conference. Show all posts

Thursday, July 16, 2009

August 1 Deadline for Register for the Muse Conference


The 4th Annual Muse Online Writers Conference will be held on October 12 - 18, 2009. The August 1 deadline for registering is fast approaching.

The Muse Conference is FREE. Yes, I said FREE. Dozens of writers, agents, publishers, and publicists donate their time to anyone and everyone for a week. The courses are held in an online forum, and there are also chats where you can ask a question and receive an immediate answer.

I attended last year (here's my post on it) and I can attest to the wealth of information available.

Follow this link to register. You won't regret it.

Thank you all,
Linda

Sunday, October 19, 2008

The Muse Conference Ends Today


The Muse Online Writers' Conference is a free week-long online writers' conference conducted every year by Lea Schizas.


It's composed of chats and forums on topics of interest to writers not only of fiction, but also non-fiction, poetry and screen-writing. This year's conference has fifty-three chats and sixty-four forums, by my count. I may have missed a few. And seventy-eight handouts.


What an undertaking. Authors, agents, publicists, editors and publishers, all lending their expertise for FREE to help others. And so much great information. I admit I acted like a kid in a candy store and signed up for practically everything. I did all I could this past week, but I'll still be spending the next month copying all the additional information the presenters wrote in the forums.


And if you missed this year's conference, don't worry. Registration for the 2009 conference opens on November 1, 2008. You can sign up here.


Now for some shameless promotion (did you really think I'd forget?). The conference is free, but it does require money to run. If you have a few pennies, donate them to Lea at this link. She'll put your money to good use. And if you have more than a few pennies, that amount would be even better.


A grateful thanks from this newbie to Lea Schizas and all the other generous people who donated their time and talents.


Thank you all,

Linda