Once Upon a Writers Conference
by Betty Thomason Owens In my vivid imagination, I’d show up at my very first writers conference, and as quick as instant potatoes, secure a book contract. That sound you…
Tips on Writing Devotions
by Jean Matthew Hall There are many publishers of periodicals and books that publish devotions. Some are presented as monthly or quarterly magazines. Some are books that contain a specific…
My Writing Space
by Jean Matthew Hall Writers love to write in different places. Some write while waiting in car line for their kids. Some write on a comfy couch. Some under a…
The Time Has Come
by Carlton Hughes The time has come! KCWC 2019 is here! Meet and Greet is tonight at 7:00 p.m. at Elizabethtown Community and Technical College, and the big event starts…
What Can You Expect at Meet & Greet?
by Carlton Hughes, KCWC Planning Committee The Kentucky Christian Writers Conference kicks off soon with a Meet and Greet on Thurs., June 20, 7:00 pm at Elizabethtown Community and Technical…
KCWC Teen Seminar – An Exciting New Opportunity!
by Crystal Caudill KCWC was one of those life-changing events for me, and I know God is planning to change lives in this upcoming conference… maybe even the lives of…
Fifteen Minutes with an Editor/Agent
by Jean Hall One of the best things about attending the Kentucky Christian Writers Conference is the opportunity to meet one-on-one with editors and agents. But what do you do…
Essential Attitude #2: Be Successful
by Gregg Bridgeman Note: This is the second blog in Gregg's series, The Essentials, a four-part series describing essential habits and attitudes for writing success.To read the first post, Actively…
God’s Conference Plan
by Carlton Hughes My first Kentucky Christian Writers Conference was in 2005. There I was, a teacher from Southeastern Kentucky, thinking I stood out like a sore thumb. What was…
This Is Your Conference
by Constance Darnell Storming into Memorial United Methodist Church an hour before the start of my first Kentucky Christian Writers Conference, I immediately began asking questions of the first person…
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