Photo Series: 2008 WPF In Your Write Mind Retreat and Seton Hill Residency

Almost There Panel at WPF In Your Write Mind Retreat and Conference from L to R: Heidi Ruby Miller, J. A. Konrath, Uwe Stender of TriadaUS Literary Agency, Jason Jack Miller, and K. J. Howe

We had a full schedule of workshops and panels at the Seton Hill WPF In Your Write Mind Retreat and Conference, as well as thesis readings and graduation for the WPF Graduate Residency, which was running concurrently.

I moderated the "Almost There" panel about those of us in the middle stages of the novel publishing process: after the classes have been taken, the books have been written, and the queries sent out, how do you keep you keep up your momentum?

Here are a few other photos from the residency and retreat.

WPF attendees at Red Star

WPF attendees at Red Star

WPF mentor Timons Esaias at Adrienne Kapp's thesis defense

WPF graduate Adrienne Kapp at her thesis defense

Seton Hill WPF graduate luncheon

Seton Hill Writing Popular Fiction graduate luncheon



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Photo Series: 2008 WPF In Your Write Mind Retreat

Heidi Ruby Miller and Michael A. Arnzen

I finally have a bit of time to post some photos from the 2008 WPF In Your Write Mind Retreat sponsored by the Seton Hill Writing Popular Fiction Alumni.

Here is the first evening.

Karen Lynn Williams and Leslie Davis Guccione

Chris and Ron Edison and Timons Esaias

Heidi Ruby Miller, Ginjer Buchanan, Kelly, and Maria V. Snyder

Lawrence C. Connolly and Melanie Card

Maria V. Snyder, Jason Jack Miller, and Michael Mehalek

Penny Dawn and Albert Wendland

Natalie Duvall and Marge Burke

Michael Mehalek and Sabrina Naples

Albert Wendland and Judy Fleming


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Seton Hill Writers Updates

#1: K. Ceres Wright's poem Doomed was nominated for the 2008 Science Fiction Poetry Association's Rhysling Award. Ceres also did a voiceover for the SF animated short Star Freighter: Dangerous Cargo.

#2: Timons Esaias is the special guest this Monday in the PennWriters Presents series.

#3: Glenn Garrabrant is modeling clothes for Five Tone Rock 'n Roll Boutique.

#4: Landry Gaines has a new website.

#5: Registration is now open for the 7th Annual In Your Write Mind Writing Popular Fiction Retreat. The conference is open to the public. Guests of honor this June are Ginjer Buchanan, Editor-in-Chief at Penguin Group, and best-selling author J. A. Konrath. Hope to see some of you there this summer!


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