The Mendocino Coast Writers Conference newsletter for April is available online.
The latest news about the conference is included there. The link to the newsletter is http://www.mcwc.org/newsltr/mcwc_newsltr.html
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I think review of work for entry to Lynnne Barrett's revision master class is a *great* idea, and alone would be enough to make me come back in 2010. I'm at that awkward stage, unpublished but with quite a few competencies, and it can be frustrating to work with folks who are at very different levels.
I think there is also a place for mixed levels in classes, I love working with new and experienced writers. But a revision master class, entrance criteria is a great idea!
Posted by: Mysti (Rubert) Berry | October 11, 2009 at 11:26 AM