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Happy New Year, and all the best in your writing in 2008.
One thing to realize is that, in the world of Cons, there are two different types: CONferences and CONventions. Conventions are great for fans of the genre, but generally have less value to budding writers. So, I'd stick with conferences if possible.
Depending on how far you are willing to travel, here are a few that are coming up in the next four months:
Criminal Pursuits - http://mwasw.org/criminalpursuits/
New England Crime Bake - http://www.crimebake.org/index.htm
Forensic University of St. Louis - http://www.sistersincrime.org/ForensicU/
Clues and Red Herrings - http://www.pghsinc.com/
Tony Hillerman Writers' Conference - http://www.hillermanconference.com/
Great Manhattan Mystery Conclave (Manhattan, KANSAS) - http://www.manhattanmysteries.com/
I know none of them are very close to us here in the Southeast, but if you take a look at their websites, you may find one that is of enough value to make it worth the trip.
Tony
Thanks for the tip on this site.
I'm working on my first real novel and its good to get insite from the many different levels of experienced writers.
Are there any other conferences that you would recommend?
Joe
We met at the HAW conference at the dinner on Saturday night. Thanks for the info about this site. I'm working on a project and want to stay in touch.
My card has e-mail and a new website that I just setup.
Thanks Again
Joe
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