The Maui Writer's Conference takes place from Friday, August 31 to Monday, September 3. The 4 day conference is a fun filled get away. Not only will you find Hawaii's sand and sun, you can also learn from and learn with hundreds of colleagues from around the world. Workshops and seminars will sharpen writing skills as well as allow networking opportunities.
The conference highlights fiction, non-fiction and screen writing seminars. Specialty workshops include topics such as children and young adult books, journalism, writing for magazines, and cookbook writing. Learn from accomplished presenters who have success stories and tips to share. Take advantage of professional advise by scheduling a one on one consultation with the editors, publishers and agents who will be in attendance. Share your works in progress and receive valuable advise. Meet your favorite authors at book signings. Learn the ins and outs of the publication process. Meet editors, publishers and agents who are eager to share their views with new, up and coming talent.
An example of the Maui Writer's Conference presenters include New York Times author of Presumed Innocent, Scott Turow, and also Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Buss Bissinger for his work, Friday Night Lights. Hear Michael Ardnt speak. The Academy Award Winner won Best Original Screenplay with Little MissSunshine. Meet these and many more talented individuals who will speak on topics like, "Make your book POP!" and "Tips for writing action."
The 4 day conference will be held at Wailea Beach Resort and Spa in Maui, Hawaii. The accommodations boasts an 8 floor resort which offers garden rooms, ocean view and ocean front rooms. Call 800-367-2960 and tell the staff you are with the Maui Writer's Conference for reduced rates. The resort is close enough to activities that attendees will be able to participate in traditional Hawaiian fun during scheduled conference breaks. Pass break times by sunning on the sandy beaches. Try out Hawaii's waves on a rented surfboard. Discover sea life by swimming or snorkeling. Give sailing a try. For guests lacking sea legs, enjoy an afternoon round of golf, or go hiking on the fitness trails. This conference isn't 'all work and no play.'
A special opportunity, "The Rupert Hughes Prose Writing Contest" is available only to conference attendees. The writing contest winner will receive the Rupert Hughes Writing Award and $5000. The big winner will be announced at the Maui Writer's Conference Awards Ceremony which will be held on Monday, September 3.
For the perfect Labor Day weekend getaway this summer, look into the Maui Writer's Conference. Complete with sand, sun and literary fun, this conference will not disappoint. For more information on the writing contest, the conference and it's schedules presenters visit www.mauiwriters.com
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