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We asked, "What do you think was most valuable part of the conference?"
Networking – Practical info
Networking and companionship – being with those in the industry
Quality of speakers, opportunity to meet other writers
Hard to choose. All was valuable
Joining other writers in learning about our craft
Networking with authors and other book industry people
Meeting people
The atmosphere of joy and enthusiasm. The welcome.
Myrna Kotash session + doing the Write Thing panel
Networking
Meeting writers. New beginnings.
Keynote breakfast and Hot Trends, Hot Markets panel
Meeting Award winners and new CAA members; the readings
Having so many key people in the writing industry together in the same room
All of it!
Speaking with agents and publishers
The creative people
Guest speakers at opening and closing breakfasts; variety of workshops; manuscript consultations
Meeting fellow writers
Manuscript consultations and keynote speaker Keyes
The information on publishing and the best way to get your work to the public
For me, having chance to have a professional editor look over my work and give feedback
Access to presenters to ask questions
New ideas from various speakers; networking; awards readings
Manuscript consultations
Meeting other writers; manuscript consultations; keynote speaker; encouragement for writing
Presentations by very good writers
Benefiting from the experience of others (from both the presenters and participants); I now have an understanding of the writer-editor relationship.
Making contacts and learning so much!
The session, keynote speakers and ability to network with other writers
Workshops; literary awards
The keynote addresses
Ability to meet other authors
The generosity with which it was presented and enjoyed |
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