Conferences

Feel the need to brush up on your craft? Local, national, & international conferences will help you hone your literary skills. Conference organizers may list their events at Submit Your Announcement. Also see Annual Alabama Events.

  • 2013 Southern Christian Writer's Conference

    June 7-8, 2013
    Registration Deadline: June 1st, 2013
    First Alabama Church
    721 Greensboro Ave
    Tuscaloosa, AL 35401

    The 22nd Annual Southern Christian Writer's Conference is coming this June to First Baptist Church in Tuscaloosa. Keynote speakers include Bruce Barbour, literary agent and founder of Barbour Books, and Angela Hunt, author of 115 Christian themed novels. Conference activities include workshops, writing contests, informative and inspirational speakers, and excellent opportunities to learn of the craft of writing. See website for more information.

    Contact:

    Joanne Sloan
    SCWC Coordinator
    P.O. Box 1106
    Northport, AL 35476
    205-333-8603
    SCWCworkshop@bellsouth.net
    http://www.scwconference.com/SCWConference.com/Southern_Christian_Writers_Conference.html

  • Alabama Writers' Conclave Conference

    July 12-14, 2013

    The Alabama Writers' Conclave was organized in 1923 and has been in continuing existence since. The Conclave members mostly hail from Alabama, although many states are represented. Members include fiction and non-fiction writers, novelists and short story writers, poets, writers of business and scientific works, freelance journalists, romance writers, publishers, patrons, and teachers. This year their conference will take place at the Hampton Inn-Mobile Bay, Fairhope, Alabama. See website for more information.

    Contact:

    Jennifer Flad
    Director of Sales
    Hampton Inn Fairhope - Mobile Bay
    251-928-0956
    http://www.alabamawritersconclave.org/

  • Auburn Writers Conference

    October 18 & 19th
    Auburn, Alabama

    You are invited to the 4th Annual Auburn Writers Conference’s Artful Crossroads where the Arts Intersect. Please come together and talk not only about craft and publishing, but about the ways in which our words reflect other forms of art. For some, it will be in the creation of characters who happen to be artists, for others, it might be the fusing of literature with another kind of artistic expression such as music, or visual art, or performance.