Featured News | February 25, 2014
This comes from Tim Sandlin at the June 26-28 Jackson Hole Writers Conference:
Our conference is known for its intimate size. We limit registrants to 120. And there are only 100 slots for the three one-on-one manuscript critiques and 20 extended critiques at this year’s conference. Past participants know that this is one of the BEST aspects of the Jackson Hole Writers Conference. This type of personal feedback is the reason writers come back year after year. Past participants have been asked by an Editor or Agent to see the entire manuscript.
The critique format gives you 15 minutes with two writers from your chosen genre and one Editor OR Agent. For another $110 (in addition to $30 for regular critique), you can get an hour with a reader doing this service.
Not all faculty do critiques, so email us with questions.
You can request specific readers for your manuscript. The earlier you sign up and send in your manuscript, the better are your chances of getting the readers you want.
We can offer suggestions on the best reader fit for you. Email us for suggestions.
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