Nonfiction Writers Conference May 7-9 - Join me?


Hi Reader,

Writing nonfiction? If so, I've got a conference for you: the Nonfiction Writers Conference.

Most writing conferences trend toward fiction. This one is all nonfiction, all the time!

It happens May 7-9 and is entirely virtual, so no need to arrange travel or pack bags.

When you register, you can:

  • Attend sessions covering a range of writing and authorship topics, and sign up for recordings and transcripts for those you cannot catch in real time
  • Hear best-selling author Roxane Gay talk about writing with courage (something we all need!)
  • Book ask-a-pro sessions with a range of experts to talk about your specific challenges or questions
  • Learn from other attendees and speakers in networking and mastermind events with small-group breakouts
  • Connect with attendees and speakers in a private Facebook group

This conference is always stuffed with great advice. I'll be running a session on May 8 on using discount promotion sites for book promotions, jointly with Fauzia Burke speaking about AI tools.

Sign up by Friday for a discount

Get a 15% discount on the passes by using the code NFWC15 if you register by Friday, April 25.

Learn more and register here.

I hope to see you there!

Anne

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