Summer Conference

2021 Summer Writers Coaching Conference

Keep your writing and marketing skills fresh and keep moving in the direction of your writing dreams! “Establish the Work of Our Hands.” “May the favor of the Lord our God rest on us; establish the work of our hands for us— yes, establish the work of our hands.” (Psalm 90:17 niv) 2021 Summer Writers Coaching Conference August 16–19, 2021 …

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Intensive Small Group Critique

Premium Four-Hour Intensive Small-Group Critique with 3-Page Review  Thursday, August 19, Noon–2:00 p.m. and 3:00–5:00 p.m. PDT LIVE  These groups meet LIVE on the Thursday afternoon of the conference and are limited to eight participants each. Register early to secure your spot. Participants will receive instructions July 30 about how to exchange work for review with their coach and fellow …

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Conference Recordings

Multiply Your Conference Benefits! Want to listen to a workshop you missed? Did you have to miss the conference this year? Now you can listen to a single workshop for $14 or all three sessions of a coaching class for $90 on a downloadable MP3 recording, or order the full-conference flash drive (including Early Bird) for $139 (includes shipping and …

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2018 Summer Conference Recordings—August 20–23, 2018

  Multiply Your Conference Benefits! Want to listen to a workshop you missed? Did you have to miss the conference this year? Now you can listen to a single workshop for $14 or a coaching class for $90 on a downloadable MP3 recording, or order the full-conference flash drive (including Early Bird) for $139 (includes shipping and handling within the …

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Setting Yourself Apart

by Tamela Hancock Murray, Steve Laube Literary Agency I’m excited about being on faculty at the Oregon Christian Writers conference this summer —and especially about meeting many talented authors! Participating in a writers’ conference is one way to set yourself apart from other writers since you’ll be able to meet agents and make connections. Unfortunately, even though I’d love to …

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