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Dowling College Writers' Conference
Event Details
Time: May 4, 2013 from 2pm to 6pm
Location: The Hunt Room of Dowling College, Oakdale, NY
Street: Idle Hour Boulevard
City/Town: Oakdale
Website or Map: http://dowlingwriters.com
Phone: 631-244-3084 Dr. Josh Gidding
Event Type: writing, conference
Organized By: Andrew Karp
Latest Activity: Apr 18, 2013
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Event Description
"The Art & the Business of Writing," hosted by the Dowling College English Department. Speakers, readers, panels, hands-on workshops. FREE! Refreshments will be served. High school students & faculty welcome!
Panels on "The Writing Business: Publishing, Editing and Marketing" and "The Creative Process." Break-out sessions on "Playing with Poetry" and "Genre Publishing/Building an Author Brand."
Participants include Tom Clavin, Erica Determann, Amanda Harris, Meghan Monaghan, Michele Oster, David Patterson, Tiffany Rizzano, Julie Sheehan, Stephanie Staal, Derek Stevens, Ed Stever, Kate Dellis Stover, Margie Suarez, LB Thompson, JR Turek, James P. Wagner.
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