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The Catholic Writers Conference Online is happening Jan 30-Feb 1, with pitch practice Feb 2-3 and pitch sessions Feb 9-12. It’s $65 for non-members, $45 for members. Register at https://www.bigmarker.com/series/2026-catholic-writers-confer/series_summit.
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The next conference is January 31-Feb 2, 2025. We have 24 webinars covering writing (fiction and nonfiction), promotions and marketing, AI, and (of course) the influence of faith in writing. We have seven publishers and an agent ready to hear pitches.
Congratulations to the authors whose books received the Catholic Writers Guild Seal of Approval. The seal is a mark of Catholicity and editorial quality, signifying that it’s a good choice for Catholic bookstores. Fallen Graces by Jim Sano When a dead man’s body is found in the upper basin of a historic fountain in Boston […]
Anjanette Barr reminds us we don’t have to wait until faced with writer’s block to try something new. Consider it creative procrastination—keeping an open mind to what you may learn about yourself and possible future writing possibilities.
While spending time with my friend Megan Chalfant, a wonderful Catholic artist, a few years ago, I was introduced to the concept of art (including writing) as prayer. I understood that we as creators should pray over our work, dedicating it to God. But I hadn’t thought about how the act of doing […]
“I sent it to an editor and it came back with so many errors!” “My beta readers said I really need an editor, but I had it proofread, so I don’t understand what they mean!” “My manuscript is completely finished and now I just have to get it into the hands of an editor […]
The publishing world is constantly changing. It responds to new technologies (ebooks, print-on-demand), new cultural norms (demands for equal representation, trendy subject matter), and new opportunities for growth (higher literacy rates, more affluent readers, more authors to choose from). The status quo is never static for very long. The role of literary agents continues […]
I’ve been a writer for forever, but I’ve only been Catholic since 2018. Writing in the Protestant world for decades was a blessing, and I had no trouble finding community and support. Still, a bit of grieving needed to happen when I recognized that becoming Catholic meant that my presence in some areas of my […]
Rapid publishing industry changes are leading to more options than ever for writers. We’re no longer restricted to the “traditional publication” model of convincing the editor at a publishing house (perhaps with the help of a literary agent) to invest in our work and bring it to life for us. We can choose to be […]
Welcome today, Guild Member Christine Vincent! Christine, tell us a little about yourself: Born and raised in the North of Germany, I met my American husband while studying at the University of Utrecht in the Netherlands. Soon after I had graduated with an MA in English Language and Literature, we moved to the US. We […]
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