These panelists will offer tips on how and why to find out more about your subject, and what you need to make your writing authoritative. So, you've finished some poems, essays, or maybe even a book length project and are ready to share your work with the world. Panelists who know the industry discuss how you go about finding the right audience, whether it is for another round of feedback or a magazine publication. Anne Czarniecki , Nancy Stauffer Cahoon , Dawn Marano Editors and agents discuss strategies for marketing your book. Some writer's work exists without specific reference to geography, landscape, history or group identity, and some draw deeply on such sources, using them to make their work resonate.
Panelists discuss the the issues in a growing field.
Writers share their secrets for how to start from a dead stop and how to continue when it seems you can't go on. Find out what these panelists think about how the Internet has changed the landscape of publishing. Writers relate to the act of writing in many ways, from hobby to way of life. For some it is best and only done in solitude, and for others, being part of a community of writers is essential. An Interactive Panel Bonni Goldberg Friday June 29, 2-4 p.m.