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The Power Behind Every Creative Work When I was a child, storytime didn’t end with the last page of a book—it happened around the dinner table. Long after dessert, my family would linger, trading tales from our day. Laughter. Lessons. Little windows into each other’s worlds. That’s where I first saw the power of story […]
Marnie Swedberg, The Well’s Speaking Track Leader, hosted her 3rd annual Virtual Writer’s Retreat in April, and it was well received! Marnie is one of 15 multi-published authors who offered a variety of 15-minute training sessions to help attendees take their writing to the next level. If you missed it, there is an affordable replay package available
The Well Publishers is adding more services for authors, including marketing services. We also will be at some upcoming events.
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Hi, I’m Peg! I’m on the leadership team for The Well, heading up the Theater/Film track. I’ve been coming to The Well since 2021, and I love the wonderful collaboration that happens at this conference. I’m so excited to announce that my new book, Making Your Message Memorable is published by one of The Well’s
I hear it all the time: I don’t want to market my book; I just want to write! I imagine most people feel that way about the work they love. I doubt many doctors dreamed of training their staff in OSHA standards or that coffee shop owners swooned over the days they could learn about
“How’s your writing coming?” “Oh, you mean that project about the…” “Yes, yes! That’s the one. That sounded like such a great idea.” “Yeah…I mean…I’m still working on it…I’ve been so busy, you know?!?” Can you relate? I sure can. It’s so easy for a writer to rate everything else in their lives as a
I grew up in the Midwest and on a farm, and grit work was well taught there. My mom cast a vision to me of touching lives through the written word. She had little down time with being a farmer’s wife and a mom of five. When she stopped in the evenings, she wrote with
Instead of standing on the heights, shouting “Hey! Follow me!” Let them know you’re both in this together. Walk with them, rather than talk at them.
