Whether you’re thinking about writing, longing to be published, looking for new markets and new ways to market your message, seeking to move from writing part-time to a full-time writing career, or looking for a retreat with editor contacts, the Write-to-Publish Conference is for you.

For almost 40 years, Write-to-Publish has been training writers and connecting them with editors who want to publish their work. Editors and agents from Christian publishing houses and literary agencies will tell what they’re looking for and meet with you one-on-one to discuss your ideas and manuscripts. They, along with well-published freelance writers, will teach you how to write a variety of publishable manuscripts, improve your writing skills, find appropriate markets for your ideas, and deal with the spiritual and business sides of writing. Plus you can get feedback on your manuscripts.

As you learn to write to publish—or publish more—your words can make a difference in people’s lives and help build God’s Kingdom. Plus they can put more money in your bank account than what you pay for the conference as you make sales, get assignments, and gain leads about open markets.

So join us May 30—June 2 for instruction, encouragement, networking, and fellowship with other writers, editors, and agents. You’ll discover why thousands of writers have made Write-to-Publish their conference of choice.

If you would like a printed brochure, send a message with your name and address to brochure @ writetopublish.com.


Lin Johnson
Director
Managing editor of Advanced Christian Writer, Christian Communicator, and Church Libraries; freelance writer, editor, and proofreader; international conference teacher;
adjunct professor, Taylor University; Gold Medallion Book Award recipient and EPA Higher Goals Award recipient
Jane Rubietta
Assistant Director &
Manuscript Coordinator


Freelance writer and speaker
Joyce K. Ellis
Assistant Director
Freelance writer and editor; speaker; Gold Medallion Book Award and EPA Higher Goals Award recipient
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