The North Carolina Writers' Network 2018 Fall Conference ran November 2-4 in Charlotte, NC.

Courtesy of the North Carolina Writers' Network: www.ncwriters.org.

NCWN 2018 Fall Conference

The North Carolina Writers' Network 2018 Fall Conference ran November 2-4 in Charlotte, NC.

Panelists included Julie Funderburk, Patrice Gopo, Dannye Romine Powell, and Kim Wright.

Introduced by Ed Southern, Executive Director, NCWN.

Courtesy of the North Carolina Writers' Network: www.ncwriters.org.

NCWN Fall Conference

Does Place Still Matter? Panel Discussion

The North Carolina Writers' Network 2018 Fall Conference ran November 2-4 in Charlotte, NC.

Kaitlyn Johnson, Nikki Terpilowski, Betsy Thorpe, Joanna Volpe, and Lynn York.

Introduced by Ed Southern, Executive Director,  NCWN.

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Agents and Editors Panel

The North Carolina Writers' Network 2018 Fall Conference ran November 2-4 in Charlotte, NC.

The following authors read as part of the Faculty Readings: Julie Funderburk (0:00); Judy Goldman (10:40); Patrice Gopo (20:33); Maureen Ryan Griffin (33:25); and Kathy Izard (43:33).

Introduced by Charles Fiore, Communications Director,  North Carolina Writers' Network.

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Faculty Readings F-I

The North Carolina Writers' Network 2018 Fall Conference ran November 2-4 in Charlotte, NC.

Randall Kenan gave the Keynote Address. 

Introduced by Ed Southern, Executive Director, NCWN.

Courtesy of the North Carolina Writers' Network: www.ncwriters.org.

Keynote Address by Randall Kenan

The North Carolina Writers' Network connects, promotes, and serves the writers of this state. We provide education in the craft and business of writing, opportunities for recognition and critique of literary work, resources for writers at all stages of development, support for and advocacy of the literary heritage of North Carolina, and a community for those who write. The North Carolina Writers’ Network believes that writing is necessary both for self-expression and a healthy community, that well-written words can connect people across time and distance, and that the deeply satisfying experiences of writing and reading should be available to everyone.

Website: www.ncwriters.org.