Steven Boyett’s Keynote Speech
Steven Boyett’s keynote speech “Myopia” from the La Jolla Writer’s Conference
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I just got back from the La Jolla Writer’s Conference–one of the best kept secrets in San Diego. This is my 4th year straight of attending the conference, and I had a wonderful time, as usual. My motivation to write is high, and I’m getting into the writing mode again. I stayed at the Paradise Point Resort…
Jeff Carlson Trailer
This trailer for Plague War by Jeff Carlson, is incredible. Check it out! It is also available as “Sci fi thriller PLAGUE WAR by Jeff Carlson” on youtube.com. Jeff is a talented SF author, and first-place winner of the Writers of the Future Contest. I’ve never personally met him, but I saw him at the…
Sick pet
I know many of you are wanting to hear about my impression of the La Jolla Writers Conference. However, my cat, Setzer, is very ill right now. I have to focus on her for a little while. Check back for more info. – Brennan Harvey
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