Writers of the Future Volume 36 & 37 Workshop Week – Day 5
Day Five of the workshops–another packed day filled with guest speakers giving advice and tips to the winners topped by the unveiling of the latest release–Volume 37!
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Lou J. Berger on Writers of the Future
/0 Comments/in Author spotlight /by Joni LabaquiLou J. Berger writes about his experience with the Writers of the Future Contest and his journey as a writer.
Writers of the Future Workshop
/0 Comments/in Events /by Joni LabaquiThe famous Writers of the Future Workshop, previously only provided to Contest winners, has been made available to anyone wanting to attend. The first workshop was taught by David Farland (Wolverton), Orson Scott Card, Kevin J. Anderson, Rebecca Moesta and the Winner Twins (Brittany & Brianna). We had a great turnout with attendees from 13 […]
Writers of the Future Vol 31 a National Bestseller
/0 Comments/in Annual Workshop & Awards /by Joni LabaquiThe latest edition in the Writers of the Future anthology hit Publishers Weekly‘s Sci Fi bestseller list at #7 on their w/e July 6, 2015. This official makes all 13 of our published writer winners and 12 illustration winners national bestsellers!
Rebecca Moesta
/0 Comments/in Author spotlight /by Joni LabaquiWriters of the Future Judge Rebecca Moesta has helped an entire generation embrace reading through her Junior Jedi Knights and Young Jedi Knights series, considered some of the foundation stories of the Star Wars Expanded Universe.
Dave Wolverton & Star Wars
/0 Comments/in Author spotlight /by Joni LabaquiDave Wolverton, also known as David Farland, is our Coordinating Judge and first reader, as is widely known. He is also the co-instructor in our annual writers workshop for winners of the Writer Contest. Dave’s career started in 1987 when he won the grand prize award in the…
WotF Workshop – Day 6
/0 Comments/in Annual Workshop & Awards /by Joni LabaquiAnother packed day and no rest for the winners as they moved through a full slate of presentations. Nancy Kress talked with the writers about the most common problems she’s seen with beginning writers.