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Thursday
, August 6
6:00pm PDT
Conference Success Basics
Weidler
Friday
, August 7
9:00am PDT
Stories from the Road: The Art & Science of Describing Place
Hawthorne/Sellwood
Five Steps for Adding Historical Elements to your Novel or Memoir
Ross Island/Morrison
The Hierarchy of Story PART 1
Mount St. Helens
Agents' Tips for Successful Queries and Proposals
Mount Bachelor/ Three Sisters
10:30am PDT
Do You Speak Mandarin?
Hawthorne/Sellwood
The Hierarchy of Story PART 2
Mount St. Helens
1:30pm PDT
Storytelling: Beyond Process
Mount Bachelor/ Three Sisters
The Wonder of World Building
Hawthorne/Sellwood
Write and Publish Your Book-Length Memoir PART 1
Mount St. Helens
Knock Em Out: Writing Action Scenes
Jefferson/Adams
3:30pm PDT
Plotting Novel-Length Fiction Lab
Mount Bachelor/ Three Sisters
Time Travel Do's and Don’ts
Weidler
Write and Publish Your Book-Length Memoir PART 2
Mount St. Helens
Beyond Book Signings; Making Book Promotion Fun
Jefferson/Adams
6:30pm PDT
Improv Your Writing: Lessons Writers Can Learn from Improvisers
Mount Hood
Make Them Melt: Mechanics and Metaphor of Writing Steamy Scenes
Mount Bachelor
Tips for Terror, Hints for Horror
Three Sisters
Saturday
, August 8
8:30am PDT
Drafts One: Novel or Memoir
Ross Island/Morrison
Storyfixing: The Pursuit of a True Final Draft
Mount Bachelor/ Three Sisters
Fantasy: Make It Feel Real
Weidler
Achieving Authenticity in Fiction
Sellwood/ Morrison
10:30am PDT
Own your time like a boss
Sellwood/ Morrison
Dramatic Dialogue: Choreographing for Action, Emotion, and Place
Mount Hood
The Anchor Scenes
Mount Bachelor/ Three Sisters
Eleven Rules for Writing Science Fiction
Weidler
How to Write and Sell Magazine Articles PART 1
Mount St. Helens
12:00pm PDT
New York Times Bestseller Authors Lunch Panel
Lloyd Ballroom
1:30pm PDT
Subtext: What Lies Beneath
Ross Island/Morrison
Draft Two: Novel or Memoir
Mount Hood
Having a Blast With the Past: Researching and Writing Historical Fiction
Weidler
Hook, Line, and Sinker: How Successful Novels Hook and Hold Their Readers from the Very First Page
Hawthorne/Sellwood
3:30pm PDT
Why One Book? Make It a Series
Three Sisters
Dreamworld: The Irreducible Image in Fantasy and Horror
Hawthorne/Sellwood
How to Write and Sell Magazine Articles PART 2
Mount St. Helens
Revising Novel-Length Fiction Lab
Mount Hood
Sunday
, August 9
8:30am PDT
Crowdfunding Books
Mount Bachelor
Settings That Pop!
Weidler
The Essay in 8 Steps
Ross Island/Morrison
Other-Based Writing
Three Sisters
10:30am PDT
Revision in 3-D: Tackling One of Fiction Writing’s Hardest Jobs
Jefferson/Adams
Snap, Crackle, Pop Dialogue: How to Write Banter That Sizzles Off the Pages
Three Sisters
La Cultura: Developing Vibrant, Multicultural Characters
Weidler
Sibling Relationships the Heart of Children’s Fiction
Sellwood
Blog Your Way to Authority
Mount Bachelor
1:30pm PDT
How Objects Help Tell the Story
Sellwood
Advanced Marketing Techniques
Three Sisters
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Thursday
, August 6
Friday
, August 7
Saturday
, August 8
Sunday
, August 9
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Cascade Ballroom
Halsey
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Jefferson/Adams
Lloyd Ballroom
Morrison
Mount Bachelor
Mount Bachelor/ Three Sisters
Mount Hood
Mount St. Helens
Multnomah Grille
Pacific NW Ballroom
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Three Sisters
Weidler
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A Writer's Life
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FILM
General
LITERATURE
Lunch
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Pre-Conference
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YOUNG ADULT
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Intended Audience - Levels
100 Level
200 Level
300 Level
Format
Interactive
Lab
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Panel
Please Note
$5 fee to Pitch. FREE to watch.
Additional Fee ($25)
Additional Fee ($50)
Advance Preparation
Free and Open to the Public. You may then buy a Stay the Day Pass for the remainder of the day
Limited Attendance
Night School classes are open to attendees registered for any day of the Conference
Open to Public. No conference attendance required to watch.
Part 1 of 2
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