Coming to you live from the 2024 SFWC, it’s a special blog post from Squeaky Cheese Productions! TWO’S COMPANY….THREE’S A MULTICAST by Ralph Scott, Producer/Narrator SQUEAKY CHEESE PRODUCTIONS, LLC, Petaluma, Calif. (15 Feb. 2024) AUDIOBOOKS ARE ON FIRE. A 2023 sales report from HarperCollins that broke this past week (‘Profits Soar at HarperCollins as Audio Sales Boom’) supports
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Coming Full Circle at the SFWC
Coming Full Circle at the SFWC By Meredith Jaeger In the early aughts, I dreamed of becoming a novelist. At my office job, I imagined what my characters might be doing—their lives were far more exciting than mine. For six months, I took classes through The Writing Salon at night, until finally, I had completed
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HIDE OR REVEAL? By Mary Rakow, Ph.D. MUSEUM OF MODERN ART, NYC Author photo, 2023. In May I saw, for the first time, the breathtaking expansion and renovation of MoMA completed in October 2019. I liked this view as much as I did any of the works of art, and it reminded me so deeply about
Read MoreMaking Connections for Your Writing Career
By: Bruce Wawrzyniak It’s ironic that I’m writing this on the same day that I’m scheduled to interview someone I met at the San Francisco Writers Conference for my podcast. Or is it? As you try to meet more and more people to further your writing career and promote the projects you’ve done and are
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Here are 4 great reasons from co-director Lissa Provost why you should consider attending the San Francisco Writers Conference this year! Why come to SFWC? Access to industry professionals The San Francisco Writers Conference offers the highest ratio of industry professionals to attendees available. It’s actually between a 3:1 and 4:1 ratio, a number I
Read MoreSFWC FAQ: I’m coming from far away. What else should I do while I’m in San Francisco?
By Lissa Provost Fisherman’s Wharf. The Ferry Building. Coit Tower. The Beat Museum. The waterfront. The Exploratorium. Pier 39. Cable Cars. Golden Gate Park. People watching everywhere. There is so much to do that you’ll have to be selective to prioritize what you want to see first. If you can, you should absolutely add a
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