About 2013 Writers’ Conference

“Creative Crossroads of the Americas!” the 8th Annual San Miguel International Writers’ Conference and Literary Festival, is a bilingual, co-cultural conference held in magical San Miguel de Allende, Mexico.

2013 Conference Highlights

Keynote Speakers: Cheryl Strayed, Luis Urrea, Lawrence Hill, and Juan Villoro

Guest Speakers: Mary Morris, ZZ Packer, Donna Masini, and “Women Write Their Lives “Panel with Suzanne Braun Levine, Samantha Dunn, Monica Holloway, Brooke Warner , Victoria Zackheim, Teresa Stack, Krista Lyons, Amy Ferris, and Hollye Dexter

54 ninety-minute workshops to choose from.  Including: Fiction Techniques, Travel Writing, Blogging, Scriptwriting, Publishing Online, Writing and Translation, and many more.

Pitch Sessions with Literary Agents!

Fiesta at the Instituto de Allende: One of the biggest parties we’ve ever thrown!

New Excursions such as the Historical Catina Crawl!

Writers’ Conference:  February 13 to 17, 2013

Optional 8-hour Intensive Workshops: February 18, 2013

Registration at www.sanmiguelwritersconference.org  (Opens September 15, 2012)

The 2013 Conference promises to be THE Writers’ Conference of the year.

Comments

  1. Hector Manuel Butron Ramos says:

    I am interested in attending. I don’t see the cost.
    Also, I am a registered interpreter-translator with the Administrative Office of the Court in NC and in the State of Guanajuato. I would like to offer my translating-interpreting services during the conference.

  2. We are busily preparing the 2013 Writers’ Conference website that will include online registration. Prices and lots of other information about the conference will be available in late August/ early September.

    I’ve forwarded your name and information to the appropriate channels about translation. They should be in contact with you soon.
    Nathan Feuerberg

  3. I’m confused. Do the conference costs as outlined in the registration page include lodging? If not, where and what are the lodging options?

  4. I was in Morelia and San Miguel for two weeks in June. I have traveled to Mexico seven times in the past two years, flying out of Tijuana. When I tell friends where I’m going, they always look at me askance and ask, “Is it safe?” Of course it’s safe—especially far away from the U.S. border. I have walked the streets of Mexican cities at night and felt far safer than if I were walking in downtown Los Angeles. I love Mexico. I love the way I have been welcomed by its people over and over again, even though my grasp of Spanish is rudimentary at best. I will never stop visiting this wonder-filled country!