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Since 2007, Northern Colorado Writers has provided support and encouragement to writers of all levels and genres in Northern Colorado and beyond. Through monthly meetings, classes, networking & social events, the annual conference, the monthly newsletter and annual retreat, NCW helps new and established writers navigate their way to success. |
2014 Pooled Ink, celebrating the 2014 contest winners, is now available. http://www.amazon.com/Pooled-Ink-Celebrating-Contest-Winners/dp/1503192423
Northern Colorado Writers is proud to present the NCW Podcast, s series of audio interviews with members and non-members on the art of writing, publishing, marketing, and so much more. In our inagural podcast, NCW Director Kerrie Flanagan discusses the 10th annual writing conference which takes places from March 27-28 at the Fort Collins Hilton. Click here or the menu bar to check out the new Podcast page.
Sarah Elizabeth Schantz, author of the upcoming novel Fig, presents a four-week course on the Secrets in Ficion. The secret behind writing a good story (whether it’s flash fiction or a novel) is writing believable but unique characters; the secret to writing these characters is to know what their secrets are. Attendees will also get the chance to practice and finesse fiction elements such as plot, dialogue, setting, pacing, and character development. The event takes place at Windwor's Boardwalk Gallery and starts on Thursday, January 29 with subsequent classes on February 2, 12, and 19. More information, including sign-up and costs, is found at this link.
REGISTRATION for the 2015 Northern Colorado Writers Conference is now open to EVERYONE! Don't wait until the last minute to sign up for this annual event. Click Here for more information.
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Top of the Mountain Book AwardWriting Contest for Fiction and Creative Nonfiction. Win $1,000 Entries Accepted
Sponsored by Northern Colorado Writers |
NCW's classes for 2015 are shaping up to be fantastic with award winning authors like Benjamin Whitmer and Laura Pritchett teaching classes on personal essays, fine tuning the middle of your novels, and writing for magazines. If that wasn't enough, Meryl DePasquale is holding a 10-week writing boot camp to kick your fiction or non-fiction manuscript in shape. Take a look at the upcoming classes, and for more details, including how to register, 
