UnConference Early Bird Window Closing in 5 Days; 19 Spots Remain
By Writer Unboxed | May 26, 2019 |
Just 19 spots remain for the Writer Unboxed UnConference, an event that has proven itself to be quite different from the traditional writing conference, with a focus on craft (not business), on building strength as a writer, and on forging authentic connections within the writing community.
Some of our sessions are held at the visitor’s center for the historic House of the Seven Gables, with esteemed session leaders and WU friends: Brunonia Barry, Anne Greenwood Brown, David Corbett, Kathryn Craft, Keith Cronin, Margaret Dilloway, Donald Maass, Greer Macallister, Barbara O’Neal, Ray Rhamey, Therese Walsh, Heather Webb & Cathy Yardley.
And there will always be a space to write.
We’re different. And we’d love to show you why.
Learn more and sign up HERE. Hope to see you in Salem!
Writer Unboxed began as a collaboration between Kathleen Bolton and Therese Walsh in 2006. Since then, the site has grown to include ~50 regular contributors and a variety of guests on rotation throughout a given year.
In 2016, the Writer Unboxed team published a book with Writer’s Digest / Random House. AUTHOR IN PROGRESS: A No-Holds-Barred Guide to What It Really Takes to Get Published is a comprehensive guide focused on helping writers over/around/through hurdles faced at every stage of the novel-writing process. It’s received some ***** reviews; we hope you’ll check it out.
If you’d like to be among the first to know about the next Writer Unboxed UnConference, which will likely tie-in with WU’s 20th Anniversary celebration, please sign up for our mailing list!
Write on!
The caliber of the contributors to Writer Unboxed makes it one of the best writing resources around. Their posts have helped me improve my craft, navigate my career, and worry less about my sanity. I feel as though I know them, and these are the people who are going to facilitate The UnConference! It’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity (or, if I’m lucky, more-than-once-in-a-lifetime), and I’m so grateful to be a part of it.