We're days away from Norwescon, April 13th-16th, and we hope your last minute plans are coming together gloriously!
As part of those plans, the Fairwood Writers would like to invite you to our Norwescon Writers' Workshop social on Saturday (April 15th) , 1:30-3:30 p.m. in Presidential Suite 1360.
But wait...what if I'm not part of the workshop? Fear not. The social is our opportunity to give back to the writing community, and we'd love for you to be there. Its a wonderful opportunity for you to meet fellow writers, learn about the workshop, or meet others from the local community.
We hope to see you there.
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Showing posts with label Norwescon 40. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Norwescon 40. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 11, 2017
Sunday, April 9, 2017
Norwescon 40 Readings
Check out these Fairwood Writers and Fairwood alums at Norwescon 40 next weekend:
Fairwood Writers:
Dean Wells reads "Through the Looking-Glass, Darkly" (PG)
Thursday, 6:30pm in Cascade 2
Christopher Bodan reads "Floodstage" (PG)
Thursday, 8:30pm in Cascade 2
Erin Wagner Tidwell reads "For Old Times' Sake" (PG)
Saturday, 7:00pm in Cascade 2
Renee Stern reads "Winds of Danger" (PG)
Saturday, 7:30pm in Cascade 2
Kim Ritchie reads "Rabbit Hole" (G)
Saturday, 9:00pm in Cascade 2
Fairwood Alums:
Spencer Ellsworth reads an upcoming work (PG)
Friday, 1pm in Cascade 2
Brenda Cooper reads "POST" (G)
Saturday, 11:30am in Cascade 2
Patrick Swenson reads "Rain Music" (PG)
Saturday, 1:30pm in Cascade 2
Rhiannon Held - autograph session
Saturday, 3pm-4pm in Grand 2
John (J. A.) Pitts - autograph session
Saturday, 3pm-4pm in Grand 2
Fairwood Writers:
Dean Wells reads "Through the Looking-Glass, Darkly" (PG)
Thursday, 6:30pm in Cascade 2
Christopher Bodan reads "Floodstage" (PG)
Thursday, 8:30pm in Cascade 2
Erin Wagner Tidwell reads "For Old Times' Sake" (PG)
Saturday, 7:00pm in Cascade 2
Renee Stern reads "Winds of Danger" (PG)
Saturday, 7:30pm in Cascade 2
Kim Ritchie reads "Rabbit Hole" (G)
Saturday, 9:00pm in Cascade 2
Fairwood Alums:
Spencer Ellsworth reads an upcoming work (PG)
Friday, 1pm in Cascade 2
Brenda Cooper reads "POST" (G)
Saturday, 11:30am in Cascade 2
Patrick Swenson reads "Rain Music" (PG)
Saturday, 1:30pm in Cascade 2
Rhiannon Held - autograph session
Saturday, 3pm-4pm in Grand 2
John (J. A.) Pitts - autograph session
Saturday, 3pm-4pm in Grand 2
Tuesday, November 15, 2016
Countdown: Final Weeks
Get your manuscripts ready for the writers' workshop at Norwescon 40 next April! We're counting down to our submissions deadline at midnight on Sunday, Dec. 4.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to have your fantasy, science fiction and horror short stories and novel excerpts critiqued by professional writers and editors. You'll find our guidelines here.
The clock is ticking! We hope to see you and your work at Norwescon!
Don't miss out on this opportunity to have your fantasy, science fiction and horror short stories and novel excerpts critiqued by professional writers and editors. You'll find our guidelines here.
The clock is ticking! We hope to see you and your work at Norwescon!
Friday, September 9, 2016
2017 Norwescon Workshop Guidelines Now Available
We are pleased to announce that the guidelines for the Writers' Workshop
at Norwescon 40 in April, 2017 are now available! If you've
participated in the workshop since 2014, or inquired about the workshop
within the last two years, you should have received a copy of the
guidelines in your email. If not, visit the Norwescon website.
We've made some changes this year, so be sure to read our guidelines thoroughly. The two main changes to keep in mind: Our maximum length for short fiction now is 8,000 words, and we now accept manuscripts in .docx format along with .rtf, .doc and .txt formats (but please, no PDFs!).
Submissions are now open, with this year's deadline December 4. Now's a great time to finish that story you've been working on or draft a synopsis for your novel.
We're looking forward to seeing you and your best work next April!
We've made some changes this year, so be sure to read our guidelines thoroughly. The two main changes to keep in mind: Our maximum length for short fiction now is 8,000 words, and we now accept manuscripts in .docx format along with .rtf, .doc and .txt formats (but please, no PDFs!).
Submissions are now open, with this year's deadline December 4. Now's a great time to finish that story you've been working on or draft a synopsis for your novel.
We're looking forward to seeing you and your best work next April!
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