For TheLoveOf Writing
You finally finished your first novel. Yay! Now, how do you get the darn thing published? Ugh. Or, maybe you don’t know how to create a good villain. Maybe you’ve been stuck on page two since last Arbor Day. Where do you turn for guidance?
Don’t fret! Join us for the 18th annual DFW Writers Conference, presented by the DFW Writers’ Workshop, which will soon celebtrate its 50th year in helping writers take their career to the next level.
Learn how to get an agent’s attention with a well-written query letter. Even better, pitch your work to an agent in person. Catch sessions by established authors and other professionals in the business. Read in front of a small group for feedback. There are so many classes in two days it can be hard to choose. Aside from the formal schedule, DFWCon gives you the time to broaden your professional network and make new friends.
More than 300 attendees, 90+ classes, panels and workshops, 16 agents and editors, and a full weekend of networking
Some of our past speakers
Where is this great thing?
Hurst Conference Center, halfway between Dallas and Fort Worth and about 15 minutes from the DFW airport. Bring your laptop, device, or pen and paper if you’re old school – feather quill if you’re ye olde school.
Need a place to stay?
You don’t want to slog over to a hotel way out there somewhere and come back again in the morning. Stay with our official hotel, the Hilton Garden Inn. It’s right next door to the Hurst Conference Center. Click here for the discounted rate.
Steve Berry is the New York Times and #1 internationally bestselling author of twenty-three novels, including his latest, The Atlas Maneuver. Steve has also co-written two novels with Grant Blackwood, Red Star Falling, and The 9th Man, both Luke Daniels Adventures, and four novellas with M. J. Rose: The End of Forever, The House of Long Ago, The Lake of Learning, and The Museum of Mysteries, all Cassiopeia Vitt tales. 
