37th annual Steamboat Springs Writers Conference
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Author John Cotter walks participants through the different types of third person writing during the 2018 "A Day for Writers" conference hosted by the Steamboat Springs Writing Group.
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Lynette Lochausen pauses from note taking to listen to author John Cotter explain a certain scene.
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Jean Jacobsen, one of the many published writers present, sets up her books to be sold after the conference concludes.
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Author Rachel Weaver explains the different stages of revision for novels and memoirs.
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Authors John Cotter and Rachel Weaver answer questions from the audience to close the conference.
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STEAMBOAT SPRINGS — The 37th annual Steamboat Springs Writers Conference was held on Saturday at the Art Depot Center. Participants heard instruction from two presenters, authors John Cotter and Rachel Weaver. Cotter presented on the evolution of the third person writing, and Weaver walked through the revision process of a novel or memoir. Next year’s conference is slated for July 26 to 27, 2019.
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