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Writing Below Sea Level's Cedar Key Project
WRITING BELOW SEA LEVEL PRESENTS
The Cedar Key Project
October 1-4, 2009
November 5-8, 2009
Exclusive, Three-day,
Workshop-intensive
Fiction and Creative Non-Fiction Writing Conferences
with
CONNIE MAY FOWLER
AND ZILPHA UNDERWOOD
Special Guest: Eileen Burt Carbia, Literature-Specialist-in-Residence
Held in beautiful, historic Cedar Key, Florida
Limited to Twelve Participants (Six Fiction Writers, Six Non-fiction Writers)
Manuscript-based workshop sessions, readings, discussions, and more.
Conference Features:
Manuscript/critique-based workshops limited to six writers per group. The fiction group will be taught by Connie May Fowler. The creative non-fiction instructor is Zilpha Underwood.
Group discussions addressing revision, editing, publishing, methods for building a sustainable writer's life, and more.
Evening reading studio sessions in which students give readings from their works-in-progress and receive feedback from Connie May and Zilpha.
Book-in-common with group discussion led by Eileen Burt Carbia, former Professor of Literature at Appalachian State University.
Schedule structured so that participants and instructors build a community of writers that endures long after leaving Cedar Key.
Downtime appropriately scheduled so that participants enjoy all that Cedar Key has to offer.
The Cedar Key Project is a family friendly writers conference. Cedar Key
offers an abundance of activities that writers, spouses, partners, and children can enjoy. All workshop and discussion sessions are open to participants only.
Manuscript/critique-based workshops limited to six writers per group. The fiction group will be taught by Connie May Fowler. The creative non-fiction instructor is Zilpha Underwood.
Group discussions addressing revision, editing, publishing, methods for building a sustainable writer's life, and more.
Evening reading studio sessions in which students give readings from their works-in-progress and receive feedback from Connie May and Zilpha.
Book-in-common with group discussion led by Eileen Burt Carbia, former Professor of Literature at Appalachian State University.
Schedule structured so that participants and instructors build a community of writers that endures long after leaving Cedar Key.
Downtime appropriately scheduled so that participants enjoy all that Cedar Key has to offer.
The Cedar Key Project is a family friendly writers conference. Cedar Key
offers an abundance of activities that writers, spouses, partners, and children can enjoy. All workshop and discussion sessions are open to participants only.
Admission:
Admission to The Cedar Key Project is based on the quality of each writer’s manuscript submitted in his/her application.
Applications accepted beginning June 1, 2009.
For application details and manuscript guidelines, click here.
Admission to The Cedar Key Project is based on the quality of each writer’s manuscript submitted in his/her application.
Applications accepted beginning June 1, 2009.
For application details and manuscript guidelines, click here.
