The 2018 BWC features sessions on fiction, poetry, family history, biography, book marketing, selling to Hollywood, microstories, freelance writing, sports writing, and more!
Keynote: Amy Bass
Amy Bass's latest book, One Goal, tells the story of a high school soccer team in a Maine town which found itself host to thousands of Somali refugees. Netflix has optioned the rights to One Goal, which author John Green called “one of the best sports books” he’d ever read. Born to two journalists, Bass earned her Ph.D. from Stony Brook University and is a professor of History at the College of New Rochelle, where she also hosts a weekly radio show for WVOX. She received an Emmy award for her coverage of the 2012 Olympic Games for NBC, and her work as a scholar of sport, culture, and politics has seen her featured on the TODAY Show, NPR, Slate, Salon, and CBS Radio.
Follow her on twitter at @bassab1, FB at @authoramybass, and at www.amybass.net
The 2018 Baltimore Writers' Conference
Saturday, November 10, 2018
8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Liberal Arts Building, Towson University
The Baltimore Writers' Conference is an annual literary event hosted on the campus of Towson University where writers enjoy insightful conversation about their craft, networking, quick critiques on their work, and, of course, delicious food.
The 2018 BWC features sessions on fiction, poetry, family history, biography, book marketing, selling to Hollywood, microstories, freelance writing, sports writing, and more!
Saturday, November 10, 2018
8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Liberal Arts Building, Towson University
The Baltimore Writers' Conference is an annual literary event hosted on the campus of Towson University where writers enjoy insightful conversation about their craft, networking, quick critiques on their work, and, of course, delicious food.
The 2018 BWC features sessions on fiction, poetry, family history, biography, book marketing, selling to Hollywood, microstories, freelance writing, sports writing, and more!
Sponsored by Towson University's Professional Writing Program (PRWR), the College of Liberal Arts, and Johns Hopkins Masters in Writing Program.
Sponsored by Towson University's Professional Writing Program (PRWR), the College of Liberal Arts, and Johns Hopkins Masters in Writing Program.
Artwork by Nora Sturges. http://norasturges.com/
