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Sunday Schedule

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8:30 am Registration
8:30am-1pm
9:00 am
Opening Session
Keynote: Susan Wiggs
9:30 am Workshops Editor/Agent/Producer Appointments Blue Pencil Cafe Appointments
10:45 am Break
11:00 am Workshops Editor/Agent/Producer Appointments Blue Pencil Cafe Appointments
12:30 pm
Lunch

Editor/Agent/Publisher Interviews

You are entitled to one editor/agent/publisher interviews with your registration. Additional interviews appointments may be made at the conference, subject to availability. Not sure what it's all about? Check out the FAQ entries.

Blue Pencil Cafe

You are entitled to one Blue Pencil Cafe appointment with your registration. Additional interview appointments may be made at the conference, subject to availability. Not sure what it's all about? Check out the FAQ entries.

Workshops

While the SiWC will make every effort to offer the conference program as presented, it reserves the right to make changes to the program if circumstances warrant.

9:30am to 10:45am

1.Spec Fiction Double-Bill: Hard Fiction vs. Fantasy - Robert J. Sawyer, Terry Brooks
2.Travel Through Time With Diana Gabaldon and kc dyer - Diana Gabaldon, kc dyer
3.Taking Your Idea to Film - Jeff Arch, Stan Wakefield, Wally Lane
4.Linking Prose to Picture - Richard Scrimger
5.Snapshot! Literary Fiction (Panel)
Sorche Fairbank, Verna Dreisbach, Katharine Sands, April Eberhardt, Lisa Rector-Maass (Moderator)
6.Magazine Story Structure - Jacqui Banaszynski
7.Beyond Grammar - Bernice Lever
8.Psych 101 - For Fiction - Eileen Cook
9.Querial Killers: How Not to Get an Agent Even if You Are a Talented Writer - Katharine Sands

11:00am to 12:15pm

1.Writing for Teens – Tantalizing or Terrifying (Panel)
Meg Tilly, Richelle Mead, Eileen Cook, C.C. Humphreys (Moderator)
2.The Thrill of the Kill. Writers on writers (Panel)
Robert McCammon, Michael Slade, Robert Dugoni, Anthony Flacco, Hallie Ephron (Moderator)
3.Scenes That Can’t Be Cut - Donald Maass
4.Dialogue with a Master - Jack Whyte
5.Mastering the Novel - Anne Perry
6.The 11th Hour Checklist - Lisa Rector
7.Platform: Not Just for Divers - Cricket Freeman
8.Peripatetic Prose - Gary Geddes
9.The BUSINESS of Getting Published - Carol Mason

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