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Women's Fiction Writers Association is an inclusive organization of writers creating layered stories in which the plot is driven by the main character's emotional journey. We believe that women’s fiction heightens human connection, engenders empathy, and illuminates new perspectives. By consciously supporting all voices and providing tools and resources to rigorously develop craft, the Women’s Fiction Writers Association fosters successful careers, meaningful relationships, and the creation of resonant, diverse stories. Whether you are an aspiring, debut, or multi-published author, we offer support and resources to help you improve and succeed. Members gain exclusive access to craft workshops and webinars taught by industry leaders, insider recaps of industry news, pitch sessions with women's fiction agents, and more! Become a Member
WOMEN’S FICTION WRITERS ASSOCIATION SELECTS KATHRYN CRAFT AS 2020 GUIDING SCRIBE January 23, 2020
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Registration is now open for the WFWA Annual Retreats AlbuquerqueBaltimoreWORKSHOP REGISTRATION OPENING FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 2020 Exploring the Emotional Frontier: Going Where Readers Fear (But Want) to Go Presenter: Donald Maass April 27-May 8, 2020 Cost: $60.00 Registration opens on Friday, April 10, 2020 at Noon EST and 9:00 AM PST Space for this workshop is limited, so mark your calendars. Learn more hereWebinar: RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARCS: A Masterclass in Character Changes
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MEMBER NEWS Samantha Bryant is proud to announce a new release in her Menopausal Superheroes Series. The new novella Friend or Foe is book 1.5 in the series, bridging the gap between books one and two. Leslie Lehr's book A Boob's Life will be published by Pegasus Books in April 2021. Effie Kammenou’s newest novel Love is What You Bake of It, the first book in a new series, was released on March 24. Jennifer Lamont Leo's latest novel Moondrop Miracle will be released May 1 from Mountain Majesty Media. Ellen Lindseth's second novel The Long Path Home was released April 7. Sheila Myers’s first two chapters from her novel on submission The Truth of Who You Are were accepted into Embark Magazine’s April edition. Barbara Josselsohn’s new novel The Lilac House, published by Bookouture, launched on March 13. Andrea Downing’s latest western historical romance Shot through the Heart has been contracted by The Wild Rose Press. Margaret Spence is pleased to report that her second novel Joyous Lies is contracted to be published by The Wild Rose Press. Loretta Nyhan’s latest novel The Other Family was released by Lake Union Publishing on April 1. Stephanie Alexander announces that her latest novel Charleston Green will be released on April 14. Alison Hammer is excited to announce that her debut novel You and Me and Us will be out on April 7 from William Morrow (HarperCollins). Jennifer Fromke is delighted to announce she is now represented by Jane Dystel of Dystel, Goderich, & Bourret. Jenn Bouchard’s short story “Brat” will be published on April 3 in the Bookends Review. Suzanne Park is pleased to announce that her #ownvoices romantic comedy YA novel The Perfect Escape will be released on April 7 from Sourcebooks. Leah Kalis Denda is excited to share she signed with Mark Gottlieb of Trident Media Group. Eldonna Edwards’ novel Clover Blue will be released in paperback on April 28 with a stunning new cover. Elaine Crauder’s short short "Green, Green, & Green Again" is on the short list for Pulp Literature Press's 2020 Bumblebee Flash Fiction Contest. Tam May's third book Lessons From My Mother's Life will be published by Dreambook Press on March 29. Leah DeCesare's novel Forks, Knives and Spoons was named as a semi-finalist in the ScreenCraft 2019 Cinematic Book Awards. MaryAnn Clarke is pleased to share that her latest release Before You Knew Me, Book 3 in the Having it All series, will be released in April. Donna Koros Stramella is delighted to announce that her first novel Coffee Killed My Mother was recently published by Adelaide Books. Barbara Linn Probst is thrilled to welcome her debut novel Queen of the Owls into the world on April 7. Sallianne Hines is pleased to announce the release of her debut novel Her Summer at Pemberley. Kristin Owens' essay "Thrilled" will be published by Writer's Digest in the April 2020 issue. Belle Ami’s book The Girl Who Loved Caravaggio is the winner of the 2020 Book Excellence Award for Fiction in the Mystery category.
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