Showing posts with label art impacts culture. Show all posts
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Monday, July 15, 2019

What's New with Write2Ignite 2019

Congratulations to Jana Leah Burkhardt who won The Perfect Candidate and Sandra Warren who won The Next to the Last Mistake from recent blog giveaways.

After presenting at Write2Ignite 2018, I decided to volunteer my services to this South Carolina based organization dedicated to training Christian writers to provide quality literature for children and young adults. Since then, I've become their official blogmeister and am presenting three teen workshops at the annual conference on September 20-21 at North Greenville University. I'm turning this blog over to my fellow team members who have created several informational videos. Feel free to share this blog with a friend or teen who aspires to be a writer! The Early Bird discount ends August 31.  


Teen/Tween Writing Contest

In this video, Director Deborah DiCiantis, talks about a GREAT contest for teens and tweens. The winner will receive a scholarship to the conference! Check this out for more details.



Make the Most of Your Conference Meeting


Here is Diane Buie on making the most of your 15 minute meeting at a writer's conference:





A Good Critique Experience is Precious

Brenda Covert talks about the critique opportunities at the conference:



Other Conference Benefits


Jasmine Covert, Brenda's daughter, shares some of the benefits teens receive from attending:





Linda Phillips Helps Announce our Bring a Friend Discount!


This discount has been extended through the entire registration period. You and your friend will each receive $15.00 off when you register


And Some Writing Tips From Yours Truly 



Of course, I had to add my own video to the Write2Ignite collection. Here I am sharing five writing tips particularly for new writers. 

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