Welcome Mad Anthony Writers!

When: April 13-15, 2012

Where: Historic Hamilton, Ohio

“The City of Sculpture”,
10 minutes west of OH I-75 on SR 129 between Cincinnati and Dayton

Featuring: Editors, Publishers, & Agents

Keynote Speaker: Christina Katz, The Writers Workout Coach and Platform Development Expert

Why: The 2012 Mad Anthony Writer's Conference is your opportunity to learn from the experts, network with a community of writers, have your manuscripts reviewed, & to give your dreams of being a published writer a chance to come true.

Mad Anthony Writers' Conference proudly supports the Boys and Girls Club of Hamilton, Ohio.
 

Murder & Mayhem Welcomes Sgt. Tia Miller!

Sergeant Tia Miller: A seasoned cop and Iraq War veteran, Tia has seen it all. Out on the streets, she’s as tough as they come and she’s not afraid to put criminals in their place. For her efforts and hard work, Tia was recently promoted to the rank of Sergeant, where she hopes to make an even greater impact. But when her shift ends, that stern façade melts away as she heads home to her wonderful husband, Adrian, who is also a cop.

Mark your Calendars! 2012 Writers Conference Dates Announced!

What could be better than wreaking a little mayhem on Friday the 13th? The 2012 Mad Anthony Writers Conference will celebrate its kickoff on Friday, April 13th with Murder & Mayhem. Saturday, April 14th will be the SEVENTH Mad Anthony Writers Conference. Stay posted for exciting details & be sure to save the date!

Advice from our Presenters

"What advice would you give to a new (fiction) writer?" That's the question Sky Sloderbeck asked some of our 2011 Mad Anthony Writers Conference presenters--here's what they had to say.

"Recognize your strengths and weaknesses. Capitalize on your strengths. Critique heavily your weaknesses."
~ Hallie Ephron		 Sally Nemeth "Accept critique but only accept it from people you respect."
~ Sally Nemeth
Tracey Dils "Treat writing as a craft, not as a hobby."
~ Tracey Dils		 "Write."
~ Paula Munier
"Perseverance is more important than talent."
~ Ed Davis		 "Read. Read. Read. ... in the genre you want to write."
~ Nancy Pinard


Go to conferences like this (Mad Anthony)."

~ Jeffrey Marks


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