Yesterday I thought to go looking for information on the 2014 Muse Online Writers Conference. I participate in this conference nearly ever year, and have since their very first year, so I was disappointed to find in my searching that the 2014 conference has been canceled. It wasn't a very prominent announcement, I felt, so I thought I would share the news here in case my writerly friends weren't aware of it yet.
I'm disappointed because I was planning on participating more this year. I was very into it their first year, virtually taking the week off work (I was freelancing full-time) to attend discussions and participate in workshops, but in the following years I wasn't as able to put as much time into it. Last year I managed a bit of a comeback, and I was planning on being even more active this year.
I'm also disappointed because the conference is always scheduled in October, so that it leads into NaNoWriMo nicely. It was a fairly motivating combination for me last year, and I was hoping it would be again this year, too.
I love conferences with lots of stuff for writers, but I especially love that the Muse conference is free. Sometimes the presenters can be hit or miss, but I thought there was a good list of panels and workshops last year, and I was hoping this year would be good, too.
Hopefully the 2015 conference will happen as planned. The dates have not yet been announced, but I expect they will be within the next month.
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