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San Francisco Writers Conference

San Francisco Writers Conference

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FAQ

Please do not post your personal information on this page.

If you have questions about registration, payments, or anything financial, please contact our registration team at [email protected]

DO I REALLY NEED TO WEAR MY BADGE?

YES! You MUST wear your badge. You will not be allowed into any of the sessions or meals without it.

WHAT IF I HAVE A QUESTION?

Ask a volunteer or go to the Registration Desk. They can help you with almost any question. If you still need help, ask Registration Director Praveena Ramen, who is also in the registration area.

LOST & FOUND?

We will keep items found in meeting rooms during sessions at the registration desk. At the end of the day, items go to the hotel lost and found.

WHERE IS THE ONSITE BOOKSTORE?

On the Ground Level in the Grand Ballroom Foyer! BookShop West Portal has once again created an onsite store featuring a wide array of books written by our SFWC presenters and lots of other books just for writers.

HOW CAN I GO TO TWO SESSIONS AT ONCE?

All sessions are being video recorded and you will have online access to all sessions for a period of one year as part of your SFWC registration fee.

If you plan to change sessions in the middle, please find a place in the back and exit quietly to avoid distracting the speaker.

WHAT’S HAPPENING IN THE EVENING?

Dine with your fellow writers…and SFWC Advisor Harvey Pawl. He organizes fun, no-host dinners Thursday and Friday nights of the conference so attendees and presenters can keep the energy (and ideas) flowing. Details are on the pink sheet in your bag.

On Thursday, you can meet new people during No Host, No Pitch Nightcaps in the Eclipse Bar in the Hyatt Atrium, on Friday, we have a keynote in the ballroom with cookies and coffee/tea to settle you in, and on Saturday, we have our big annual Gala followed by the Poetry Reading in the Hyatt Atrium. On Sunday, we end things with a late lunch with Harvey at 2:00 and let you choose to have fun in the city or take a Master Class in the afternoon.

CAN YOU HELP ME FIND SOMEONE I MET AT THE CONFERENCE?

We don’t share your contact information with anyone, but you can join our Discord Group by downloading the Discord app and the San Francisco Writers Conference server or head over to our Facebook Group SFWC Community to connect with other attendees.

WHAT’S THE WIFI PASSWORD?

With the majority of attendees having robust cellular data plans, wifi is no longer economically sensible for the conference. Cell signal is available throughout the hotel and conference rooms.

Hotel guests get free wifi with their room that extends into the Atrium but not to the conference room levels.

Wifi on the conference room levels can be purchased from the hotel by clicking on the Guest Wifi link in your device settings and paying $25/day/device with your credit card.

WHAT IS THE GALA?

Presenters, attendees, and volunteers are invited to this gathering at 6:00 p.m. on Saturday. Enjoy live music and let the networking begin! You will receive a drink ticket good for one drink of your choice and there will be heavy hors d’voures. Dress is business casual. This is a great place to make plans to go to dinner with new friends.

HOW DO I SIGN UP FOR MEETINGS WITH AGENTS AND EDITORS?

We’re working furiously on the schedule to see where agents and editors will have time to make consultation appointments with attendees. There will be plenty of opportunities to connect with them, and we will update all registered attendees about them and how to sign up for them as soon as we get it all put together and the scheduling app live. This won’t be before the first of the year, so you have some time to look at our presenter list online as it grows and see who you want to connect with. Every attendee will get one free 8-minute agent meeting. Additional meetings will be $50. Editor, PR, and Coach meetings are free, but advance scheduling will be limited to one of each. Onsite scheduling for those opens up until all appointments are filled

DO I HAVE TO WEAR A MASK?

Yes, we are continuing with the indoor mask mandate. Our agents and editors, the people you want to meet, travel to many conferences throughout the year where people coming from diverse places gather in an indoor space. Even before Covid, flu horror stories abound. Many have immune vulnerabilities or vulnerable family members at home, and even with Covid mandates easing and most attendees vaccinated, have elevated concerns given the additional risk factors inherent in the structure of a conference and the double whammy of the bad flu and RSV season this year. We had no reports of covid or any viral infection from the 2022 event, and we would like to continue that streak because it makes them comfortable coming to our conference. By this point, most of us have our favorite type of mask and bring it with us, but there will be an additional supply of masks available at the registration desk if you need one.

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Answers So Far..

  • Question asked:
    on May 22, 2023 10:35 am
    hello - I'm wondering if you do seniors discounts. thanks, Nancy langendorf
    • Lissa Provost replied:
      on May 23, 2023 8:29 pm
      We do not, but registering early will save you a great deal over the at-the-door rate. The earlier you register, the more you save.
  • Question asked:
    on February 16, 2023 11:58 am
    Do you showcase small and medium size publishers who publish poetry? Prose poetry? Formal poetry?
    • Question asked:
      on February 15, 2023 4:46 pm
      I would like to change my first pitch time. How can I do this?
      • Question asked:
        on February 14, 2023 5:42 pm
        I've had the unfortunate experience of signing up for a conference which promised me that I would be able to meet agents but when I got there all the spots were taken. If I sign up for the conference at this late date, are there still agents available for me to meet? If so who? Is there anyone I can speak with on the phone.John Fetto 510-282-1186
        • Lissa Provost replied:
          on February 14, 2023 9:34 pm
          There are plenty of appointments available, but you can't make one until after you register. It shows them as unavailable to you. At this time, all attendees are only able to register for one pitch appointment with an agent or acquiring editor in order to allow everyone to make an appointment with their #1 choice. At 5:00 pm PST on Thursday, we will open up the remaining appointments. However, the value of the conference is in the opportunities you'll have to meet with agents throughout the event. We have a 3 to 1 ratio of attendees to industry pros. There will be agents hosting tables at Ask A Pro Breakfasts (see the schedule for names), and they'll be networking with you at the Gala and throughout the weekend. They're coming to hear your pitches. Appointments are nice to have but not essential.
      • Question asked:
        on February 14, 2023 9:12 am
        I have a scrip completed and I like to discuss with one more publisher aside from the assigned one. How?
        • Lissa Provost replied:
          on February 14, 2023 9:38 pm
          At 5 pm PST on Thursday, we will open up the booking schedule for you to make additional appointments. They are not full. The program is just limiting you to one and showing the rest as unavailable if you've already made your one. Apart from appointments, there are many opportunities to chat with presenters. Catch one at the Ask A Pro Breakfast, at the Gala, or after a session they've presented. Don't be shy. They're coming to meet you.
      • Question asked:
        on February 11, 2023 7:17 pm
        How do I register my teen for the free Sunday session for teens?
        • Lissa Provost replied:
          on February 13, 2023 10:23 am
          Follow this link, https://www.sfwriters.org/teen-writers-summit-2023/
      • Question asked:
        on February 11, 2023 1:17 am
        I just got my email with instructions on how to make meetings with agents, but the link for the "Booking Wizard" just brings me to a page that doesn't have any clear way to make appointments. It just says "There are no results...". I am logged in with the email I signed up for the conference with.
        • Lissa Provost replied:
          on February 11, 2023 12:51 pm
          Contact [email protected] to get a fresh link and/or verify that your email got input into the system correctly. They can help you.
      • Question asked:
        on February 10, 2023 8:21 pm
        I never was emailed the link on Feb 2nd to sign up for the included agent meeting. How do I sign up?
        • Lissa Provost replied:
          on February 11, 2023 12:54 pm
          After checking your spam folder, contact [email protected] to make sure you're using the same email you gave us when you signed up and that there are no typos or anything that may have caused your email to go astray. The system requires an exact match for security. Then they can also send you the links again.
      • Question asked:
        on February 7, 2023 1:17 pm
        I just signed up for the conference. How do I sign up for a slot to see an agent? Do you send a link? Thanks!
        • Lissa Provost replied:
          on February 11, 2023 12:56 pm
          You should receive the links and information within a business day. If not, you can email [email protected], and they will take care of it.
      • Question asked:
        on February 7, 2023 8:09 am
        I set a meeting with an agent, but I didn’t realize I needed the Coupon Code to make it free. Is there a way to add the coupon code to the agent meeting? I opted to “pay on site” to avoid being charged the 50 dollars.
        • Lissa Provost replied:
          on February 7, 2023 11:48 am
          They can check when you check in for your appointment that you haven't used the coupon yet, and apply it. Or, if you plan to make more appointments when they open up, you can apply it to one of those.
      • Question asked:
        on February 6, 2023 9:58 pm
        I am confused on booking 8-minute appointments. Is the only free consult the 8-Minute Agent or Acquiring Editor Pitch/Consult Appointment? Or do we get one free consultation in each of the other consultation areas?
        • Lissa Provost replied:
          on February 7, 2023 11:47 am
          The pitch, concierge, and photography appointments are the only ones that normally have a fee. So the one free pitch appointment coupon gets you your free pitch appointments. The other categories are all free, and you can schedule one of each at this time and more after everyone has a chance to make their first of each. No coupon is needed for this.
      • Question asked:
        on February 5, 2023 2:34 pm
        The registration form won't take my registration. How can I get help?
        • San Francisco Writers Conference replied:
          on February 5, 2023 5:00 pm
          Hello- please contact [email protected] if you are having problems with the form. It would be good to try again and then contact the support at that email. Please include your phone number so we can call you if needed. Thank you!
      • Question asked:
        on February 5, 2023 9:27 am
        If for some reason I'm unable to make it to the conference, but I've already paid for the conference, can I get a refund or credit toward the conference next year?
        • Lissa Provost replied:
          on February 6, 2023 3:57 pm
          We allow deferments to the next year in the event of sickness or a travel interruption.
      • Question asked:
        on February 4, 2023 6:17 pm
        Can I change my appoint with an agent from Loan Le to Andy Ross?
        • Lissa Provost replied:
          on February 4, 2023 8:16 pm
          Yes. You can click on the three dots to the right of your appointment on your personal appointments page and cancel your appointment with Loan Le. You will then be able to go in and make an appointment with Andy Ross.
      • Question asked:
        on February 3, 2023 5:08 pm
        The email link to view or change an appointment does not work - it instead just loops back to access booking new appointments. Is there a way to change an appointment?
        • Lissa Provost replied:
          on February 3, 2023 6:36 pm
          The top link is the "make and appointment" link. It will cycle back to that every time. Down the list of links is one for viewing your appointments. If you find it and it doesn't work for you, contact [email protected] to get a replacement.
      • Question asked:
        on February 1, 2023 8:55 am
        Hi, I'm registered for the conference and have a few questions. Will a schedule be sent prior to the conference? How do I sign up for agent/editor appointments?
        • Lissa Provost replied:
          on February 3, 2023 6:34 pm
          The schedule is at the top of the menu on the website right now. You will receive a final printed version in the program at the conference.The consultations were not open at the time of your question. If you have not received an email with instructions at this point, contact [email protected] and make sure your email is in the booking system.
      • Question asked:
        on January 31, 2023 8:08 pm
        How recent does our COVID vaccine need to be if we've had three shots already? Info here says second shot/booster, so if we've had a third we are considered "fully vaccinated" right?
        • Lissa Provost replied:
          on February 3, 2023 6:33 pm
          If you've had three shots, you're good. Some people had the single dose J&J vaccine first so their second shot is a booster.
      • Question asked:
        on January 30, 2023 8:49 pm
        How do I Sign-Up for All Free/Consultation/Master class from the conference schedule? I can't find an online sign-up portal as suggested..
        • Lissa Provost replied:
          on February 3, 2023 6:30 pm
          The consultations were not open at the time of your question. If you have not received an email with instructions at this point, contact [email protected] and make sure your email is in the booking system.Master Classes are extras that you can see and sign up for here: https://www.sfwriters.org/master-classes/
      • Question asked:
        on January 30, 2023 4:11 pm
        How do I find out about the Writing for Hollywood Summit as a public person (non-conference member). Where, when...and how do I sign up just for that?
        • Lissa Provost replied:
          on February 3, 2023 6:28 pm
          The Writing for Hollywood Summit only page is https://www.sfwriters.org/writing-hollywood-summit/ Follow the link from this page to register.
      • Question asked:
        on January 30, 2023 1:58 pm
        I am a fully registered conference attendee who can't figure out how to arrange and pay for pitch sessions with agents/editors. I see the list of names but no there's obvious way to book time with them. Am I missing something?
        • Lissa Provost replied:
          on February 3, 2023 6:28 pm
          They were not open at the time of your question. If you have not received an email with instructions at this point, contact [email protected] and make sure your email is in the booking system.
      • Question asked:
        on January 28, 2023 8:54 pm
        You don't say whether or not the $950 includes hotel room charges or not.I would usually assume not, but perhaps you have a special-deal arrangement with the Hyatt.Thank you.
        • Lissa Provost replied:
          on February 3, 2023 6:26 pm
          The main conference information page includes information on getting the hotel discount. However, the deal for the conference hotel has ended at this point. The most affordable, safe accommodation in the city are the Hostelling International hostels. I've personally stayed in two of them and felt quite comfortable. Since I was spending all my time at the conference, I didn't care about a fancy hotel experience. However, there are an abundance of hotel choices at a variety of prices surrounding the Hyatt.
      • Question asked:
        on January 26, 2023 11:17 am
        HOW DO I VOLUNTEER?
        • Lissa Provost replied:
          on January 28, 2023 6:29 pm
          Apply with this form: https://www.sfwriters.org/volunteer-application/. We may be full for 2023, but you can get a jump on 2024.
      • Question asked:
        on January 25, 2023 12:11 pm
        I'd like to change my Masterclass registration, but the email address for this bounces back as undeliverable. Is there another email address to use?
      • Question asked:
        on January 25, 2023 10:53 am
        I am receiving a ticket courtesy of CWC Nor-Cal and will be attending the one-day Writing For Hollywood Summit. I would like to schedule an 8 minute meeting with an agent concerning my memoir manuscript "South To Alaska; What Could Possibly Go Wrong?". How can I do this? J.T. Rethke California - Central Coast Writers Club [email protected] CELL: 831-578-0490
        • Lissa Provost replied:
          on January 28, 2023 6:27 pm
          Pitching appointments are only available to full conference attendees. You may pitch to agents present in the summit between sessions if your work is relevant.
      • Question asked:
        on January 24, 2023 2:09 pm
        When will pitch sessions with agents/editors be available to schedule/pay for? I see the list of names but no schedule or way to book time with them?Thanks! Bridey
        • Question asked:
          on January 24, 2023 5:26 am
          I registered for the conference in December and, other than a payment receipt, have yet to receive any emails. When can I expect information to arrive, particularly regarding the scheduling of agent pitch sessions? I'm worried I may miss out on limited bookings and availability. Thank you.
          • Lissa Provost replied:
            on January 24, 2023 12:33 pm
            General Information goes out in our regular Newsletter, and we try not to send excessive redundant emails. We're about to send the schedule out with this week's newsletter, and the link to make appointments will go out to registered attendees by the end of this week if all goes well. We appreciate everyone's patience with us as we are doing in six months work that is usually spread over an entire year, and finding new tools that work to replace some that failed at the last conference so we can offer you the best possible experience. Timing is our challenge for 2023, but we don't want to cut corners on content.Is there information you feel you're not getting in the newsletters that we should include in the future, or just checking in with you more? We are always looking to improve and value your feedback.
        • Question asked:
          on January 23, 2023 8:35 am
          Dear SF Writers Conference:How many agents can I pitch to? If I understand correctly, if I am registered, I have one free 8-minute pitch, plus $50 for (each?) other agent I choose? Or does the $50 cover more than one agent (not clear on your website). What is that agent is not available?Thank you.Lenore Weiss
          • Lissa Provost replied:
            on January 28, 2023 6:41 pm
            One pitch appointment is included in your registration. Additional appointments will be available for $50 each. We based this on feedback from our Speed Dating with Agents event that we are replacing. Most attendees found they were only able to pitch to 3 of their top choices for the $100 extra fee, and the stress of high-speed interactions made the event less productive and enjoyable for both attendees and agents. We cannot guarantee that you will get to meet with the agents you want. We never could. But we are only allowing one advance appointment per attendee and will open the extra appointments on Thursday at 5:00 at the event. Be prepared by knowing who you want to meet with before those appointments open up. If you don't manage to snag an 8-Minute one-on-one, that doesn't mean you won't get to pitch to them. Plan to go to a session where they're speaking and introduce yourself after, greet them with "Hello Almighty Agent!" at the Gala and start your relationship by making them laugh, sit at their table at lunch or the evening keynote. Most introductions are immediately followed with "What do you write?" which is your opportunity to pitch.
        • Question asked:
          on January 22, 2023 6:55 pm
          The schedule should be made public the last week of January.
          • Question asked:
            on January 22, 2023 6:55 pm
            There is parking at the Embarcadero 4 underground garage. It's $35 for 24 hours, no in and out privileges. But better yet, take BART. The Embarcadero station is mere steps away from the Hyatt Regency (which is in Embarcadero 5!).
            • Question asked:
              on January 21, 2023 10:22 pm
              When will a full conference daily schedule be available?Thank you.
              • Question asked:
                on January 16, 2023 11:31 am
                Is there on=site parking?
                • Lissa Provost replied:
                  on January 19, 2023 6:59 pm
                  Yes, there is a parking garage at 4 Embarcadero Center that is part of the same large complex of buildings that includes the Hyatt, where their staff and valet service park. The cost is $35/day to self-park there. There is another lot a few blocks away that is $20/day if you arrive early enough in the day.
              • Question asked:
                on January 15, 2023 3:06 pm
                What time do the events start on on the 16th? Morning or evening?
                • Lissa Provost replied:
                  on January 19, 2023 6:56 pm
                  Registration begins at noon on the 16th, with the opening session at 1:00 pm.
              • Question asked:
                on January 13, 2023 2:25 pm
                What do you consider being fully vaccinated? I have an original dose plus a booster, but not a second or third booster.
                • Lissa Provost replied:
                  on January 13, 2023 6:51 pm
                  If someone has had the original series more than a year before the conference, they should have at least one booster. We will have some covid tests on hand if anyone is not adequately vaccinated or is unable to get vaccinated. We have presenters who cannot because of allergies and others with immune-compromised family, so we want to be careful to protect them so they can come and speak and meet with you.
              • Question asked:
                on January 13, 2023 4:23 am
                Considering the current flooding and weather conditions affecting the Bay Area, has there been any discussion about this might affect this Writers' Conference? I am wanting to register and participate in this conference, but I'd be coming from a relatively far distance, and would hate to have to cancel due to any residual effects of the current weather crisis there. Would there be a refund policy put into place should that still be a problem there, especially around the Hyatt area? I'd regret not being able to attend, but also considering the cost of the conference and travel I might have to re-consider attending if that would be the case. Thanks in advance for your helpful answer.
                • Lissa Provost replied:
                  on January 13, 2023 6:46 pm
                  While the news is making a lot of the current storms, the reality on the ground is not as dire. Most areas affected are prepared and will rebound quickly. These atmospheric rivers come every other year or so if we're lucky because we need the rain. The areas with the most damage are remote and sparsely populated or along levees and rivers in towns that are hours away from San Francisco by car. Urban areas are mostly affected by the rate of rainfall backing up the drainage, which clears within an hour or so after it stops, and by the occasional tree falling on power lines which is cleared within a day. In the event we have to cancel, we would, of course, offer deferments to 2024 or refund registrations. For a personal emergency like a travel interruption or illness, we usually offer attendees a one year deferment. I am not at all concerned about the storms causing problems in or around the Hyatt or the nearby airports and travel routes. I wouldn't recommend driving here along the coast, but other than that, you're probably good.
              • Question asked:
                on January 12, 2023 2:01 pm
                Hi! I am registered for the conference and just tried to schedule an agent conversation. The link is not working.Any thoughts? Lynne Foltz
                • Praveena Raman replied:
                  on January 12, 2023 5:26 pm
                  All registered attendees will receive an email when we have the schedule solidified and can make appointments with an agent. We will give at least 24 hours advance notice so you can plan to log in and make your appointments as soon as they open if you have a priority agent to pitch.
              • Question asked:
                on January 10, 2023 5:18 pm
                How do I arrange for my books to be displayed in the bookstore?
                • Lissa Provost replied:
                  on January 10, 2023 6:05 pm
                  Presenters need to email the conference director. Attendees can bring up to 4 copies of their book to the onsite bookstore, and they will carry it on consignment. Timing will be on the schedule when it's released, and there will be a form to download, fill out, and bring with you.
              • Question asked:
                on January 8, 2023 5:39 pm
                How and when do we sign up to pitch our book to agents?
                • Lissa Provost replied:
                  on January 9, 2023 6:10 pm
                  All registered attendees will receive an email when we have the schedule solidified and can make those appointments. We will give at least 24 hours advance notice so you can plan to log in and make your appointments as soon as they open if you have a priority agent to pitch.
              • Question asked:
                on January 6, 2023 12:27 pm
                I thought I saw on Instagram that sessions were open to register for. I'm registered for the overall conference, but how do I see the schedule and sign up for sessions?
                • Lissa Provost replied:
                  on January 6, 2023 6:34 pm
                  We are starting to share sneak peeks at some of the sessions that will be at the 2023 conference, but you don't have to sign up or preregister for them individually. It's a monumental task putting together a program with over 80 breakout sessions and 13 consultation blocks and with over 100 industry professionals. We try to get it done a little earlier every year, but it's still usually less than a month from the event. However, people like to know what they're going to get for their money when they sign up, so we're sharing some confirmed sessions. We will send out emails directly to all registered attendees when consultation appointments open up.
              • Question asked:
                on December 30, 2022 3:17 am
                Would you make an exception to the no-refunds-after-January-3 policy in the case of unforeseen travel complications of someone flying in from Europe, if notified well in advance? Or transfer the registration to 2024? Thank you!
                • Praveena Raman, Director of Registrations/Customer Service replied:
                  on December 31, 2022 1:36 pm
                  January 1 through the start of the conference, we will let you transfer your registration to 2024, provided you cannot attend the 2023 conference due to unforeseen circumstances such as illness or travel issues.
                • Laurie McLean, SFWC Director and Agent at Fuse Literary replied:
                  on December 30, 2022 8:37 am
                  What we'd probably do is let you transfer the full registration to 2024. But let me check with the registrations director.
              • Question asked:
                on December 29, 2022 4:12 pm
                Are writing children's books a genre that will be addressed at this conference?
                • Laurie McLean, SFWC Director and Agent at Fuse Literary replied:
                  on December 30, 2022 8:36 am
                  We have a whole track for Childrens/YA writing. So yes, there will be lots of specific sessions taught by bestselling children's authors, agents and editors. Plus there are Ask a Pro and individual agent and editor and career counselor appointments. Lots of opportunities to learn about the craft of writing children's books as well as networking with others who are on the same path to success.
              • Question asked:
                on December 28, 2022 6:46 pm
                What happens if I already paid the registration fee and get a scholarship later on? Do I get a refund in that case?
                • Laurie McLean, SFWC Director and Agent at Fuse Literary replied:
                  on December 29, 2022 9:24 am
                  If you win a scholarship, your paid registration fee will be refunded (unless you choose to apply it to the following year's conference.)
              • Question asked:
                on December 28, 2022 12:51 pm
                Can I submit a picture book manuscript for your director's scholarship for marginalized voices?
                • Laurie McLean, SFWC Director and Agent at Fuse Literary replied:
                  on December 29, 2022 9:25 am
                  No. The scholarship entry should be your reasoning as to why you are the best candidate for a marginalized voices scholarship. You can mention your picture book in your entry, but this is more about you as the author.
              • Question asked:
                on December 26, 2022 4:33 pm
                Is there a conference schedule?
                • Lissa Provost replied:
                  on December 27, 2022 2:15 pm
                  The conference schedule will be posted in the first half of January. Registered attendees will get a direct email notification.
              • Question asked:
                on December 13, 2022 12:29 pm
                How do I cancel my registration?
              • Question asked:
                on December 9, 2022 3:36 pm
                Is the conference appropriate for children's books authors?
                • Lissa Provost replied:
                  on December 12, 2022 6:53 pm
                  Absolutely! Children's Agent Karly Dizon is putting together an amazing Kidlit track for attendees writing in any part of the children's to young adult range. Sessions that relate to the full range and sessions specific to various subsets are offered, including picture books and graphic novels.
              • Question asked:
                on December 6, 2022 7:30 pm
                How does one apply to be a speaker or presenter at the 2024 conference?
              • Question asked:
                on December 5, 2022 10:04 am
                Anyone can sign up for the Master Classes. You do not have to register for the conference to attend a Master Class. Tell your friends!
                • Question asked:
                  on December 5, 2022 8:53 am
                  Can i purchase master classes for my partner but not the entire conference?
                  • Laurie McLean, SFWC Director and Agent at Fuse Literary replied:
                    on December 7, 2022 4:32 pm
                    Anyone can sign up for the Master Classes. You do not have to register for the conference to attend a Master Class. Tell your friends!
                • Question asked:
                  on November 23, 2022 2:35 pm
                  How relevant will this years event be for a writer of prescriptive business non-fiction?
                  • Lissa Provost replied:
                    on November 28, 2022 5:01 pm
                    We always have a fantastic nuts & bolts nonfiction track and I can think of several pros coming to speak who will be aiming right up your alley. Coordinating it, and the business and marketing track for 2023, is the phenomenal Joey Garcia. Taking over as track coordinator for 2023, Joey is committed to offering the most relevant, up-to-date content from highly qualified teachers, and she's delivering! We haven't shared the schedule yet, but you can check out the list of confirmed presenters on the website now. Of course, content is available everywhere online. The opportunity to connect and consult with editors and agents who specialize in nonfiction is the biggest reason to come to an in-person conference, and we're increasing opportunities for connection in 2023 as well. Keep an eye on our newsletter for updates.
                • Question asked:
                  on November 23, 2022 8:39 am
                  I can not find how to register for the poetry summit on line. I want to!!
                  • Lissa Provost replied:
                    on November 28, 2022 5:02 pm
                    We're getting that page up as quickly as we can. Watch the newsletter and social media for direct links when we announce it.