The JWC 2023 schedule is coming soon.
Below is the schedule for JWC 2022:
Saturday, October 15th, Japan Standard Time
Room 1 | Room 2 | Room 3 (Zoom presentations) | |
9:00 | Marc Antomattei Watch Your Steps! Legal Pitfalls | Todd Jay Leonard Publishing in the EFL Market: How to Make Your Proposal Count | Meg Kuyatt The Thesis of the Novel Revising with Focus |
10:00 | Jenna Hammer (CoffeeQuills) Spinning Web Fiction for Fun and Profit | John Rucynski A Passion for Japan: Editing a Collection of Personal Narrative | Joan Bailey Pitch Writing Tips on Crafting a Solid Story Idea |
11:00 | Paul Rossiter et al This Year at Isobar Poetry Reading | Michael Pronko Fiction, Making Scenes: types, elements, effects, integration | |
12:00 | Lunch | Lunch | Lunch |
1:30 | Charles Kowalski The Magic of Humor | Swastika Jajoo et al Curating a Community Newsletter Panel Discussion | |
2:30 | Swastika Jajoo Poetry as a Social Space | Jillian Marshall Reimagining Memoir: Storytelling Analytical Inquiry |
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3:30 | Michael Frazier O Death, Where is Your Sting? A Poetics of Hope, Poetry Workshop |
Sunday, October 16th, Japan Standard Time
Room 1 | Room 2 | Room 3 (Zoom presentations) | |
9:00 | Nithin Coca et al Cooperatives and Self-Ownership for Writers | Sarah Coomber Moment by Moment Demystifying the First Memoir | Steven Wolfson A Story Analyst’s Approach to Screenwriting |
10:00 | Suzanne Kamata et al Pivot: Writing for the Post-Pandemic World | C. E. J. Simons Here We Go Again: Poetry Workshop | Eli K. P. William How to Build Worlds |
11:00 | Sara Ellis Why MFA when you can BB? Overview of Big Bang | Kelly Quinn et al The State of “The Font." Presentation and Reading | |
12:00 | Lunch | Lunch | Lunch |
1:30 | Iain Maloney Storytelling: Scaffolding, Subtext and Secondhand Scenes | Zoria Petkoska Archeologica Poetika: the poetry restoration writing method | Sara Fujimura Book Signing Superstar |
2:30 | Dunne and Seligson Teachings of Cid Corman on Poetry | Liane Wakabayashi Good News for Authors: Sourcing Expert Advice |