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… are you ready? The email box slams shut on Friday, September 22, at midnight. Our contest has had some mighty fine winners over the years. This picture here? In 2013, judges Jack Whyte and Diana Gabaldon decided that writer Jennifer Manuel would be the first entrant ever to TIE with HERSELF

With all the excitement over registration for #SiWC17, we’d like to share this post from our conference ambassador Hayley Lavik. It’s that time again! Registration is open and brand new writers are coming to SiWC for the very first time. With four days of workshops, master classes, and one-o

Well. Our registration opening yesterday was unprecedented. Record-breaking, even. Thank you to all the writers out there who are as excited as we are about #SiWC17! A few updates and reminders… Our Friday Only passes are now sold-out. Our Youth passes are sold-out. The conference itself is mo

Flawless start to our registration process this year — Hooray!   Jack Whyte’s class sold out in a new record time. 5 minutes!   Six minutes into registration, we are 10% sold out.   Hold on to your hats. We are in for a record year!     ~kc   Edited to add:

Watch this space. We open at 12 noon PDT. We are SO excited about this year’s conference — hope to see you there!

We at SiWC central are celebrating this fine Sunday in May by bringing to you the latest in workshop and Master Class information for #SiWC17.  Check out the menu bar at the top of the page for the latest scheduling information along with our amazing list of presenters. Class descriptions are being

Got a story to tell? You’ve come to the WRITE place! Be sure to check our 2017 Writing Contest Rules and Guidelines page. And flex those typing fingers — the deadline this year is midnight of Friday, September 22nd. The contest is judged by bestselling authors Diana Gabaldon and Jack Why

  Issue 14 of Pulp Literature is now available, featuring the winning story in our 2016 writing contest, written by Claire Gregory. Congratulations again to Claire for her wonderful story, and many thanks to Pulp Literature for publishing our winner this year! Check out the edition here.