
Join Now
Sign up here through Paypal. We will create a user account for you. It's just that simple! Dues are $24 a year, Jan/Jan.

Main Menu
Home Register Chat Community Members options Forums
Special Features

User Info
 Welcome Anonymous
Membership:
 Latest: MBaier
 New Today: 0
 New Yesterday: 2
 Overall: 254
People Online:
 Members: 0
 Visitors: 3
 Total: 3
Who Is Where: Visitors:01: Home
02: Home
03: Home
Staff Online:No staff members are online!
|
Catholic Writers' Guild Sunday, March 11, 2007 (20:19:39)
|
|
Are you a Catholic writer loyal to the Magesterium and looking for a
group of like-minded writers determined to assist each other in our
publishing goals?
Here's how to join!
If you need assistance on how to use our Web site, please click here.
Are you an editor, publisher, or illustrator interested in furthering
the development of quality faith-filled writings?
If so, the Catholic Writers' Guild may be for you. |
|
Funds for Writers Monday, May 18, 2009 (16:33:28)
|
|
CWG Members - check out the New Markets forum for the latest Funds for Writers Post. This information is provided free for all our members. |
|
New Perk for membership - membership to Animoto.com! Friday, May 22, 2009 (11:55:32)
|
|
Members now have group access to animoto.com to create simple promotional trailers for their projects.
Go to the forums to find out more. |
|
CWG Chats Present Andrew McNabb Tuesday, May 12, 2009 (12:13:28)
|
|
CWG Chats meet every Sunday, 9 pm to 11 pm Eastern in the CWG Chat Room. About once a month, we have a guest speaker. Here's the current line-up:
June 7, Andrew McNabb will speak on writing “Catholic†fiction. Do you need an agent? Navigating the publishing and promotional environment. |
|
Catholic Writers Guild, Catholic Marketing Network Hold Writers’ Conference Wednesday, April 22, 2009 (16:40:15)
|
|
Somerset, NJ--The Catholic Writers' Guild, in conjunction with the Catholic Marketing Network, will host its first-ever Catholic Writers’ Conference LIVE! at the Doubletree Hotel & Executive Meeting Center, Somerset, NJ, from Aug 5-7, 2009. The conference will host publishers, editors and authors from all aspects of the Catholic writing world, including magazines and devotionals, novels and educational materials. The panel discussions, presentations and workshops will cover all aspects of writing including generating query letters, crafting a good story, worldbuilding, marketing finished works and more. In addition, editors from several Catholic publishers will be on-hand to share their wisdom and hear authors propose their works.The Catholic Marketing Network's International Trade Show, held at the neighboring Garden State Exhibition Center , will serve as the exhibition floor for the writers’ conference, giving writers a chance to browse the booths, meet with publishing companies, and chat with the published authors at book signings at the Catholic Writers’ Guild booth. CMN will also be hosting daily Masses and rosaries at the Doubletree Hotel, and Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament at the exhibition center. Other CMN events including the seminars and inspirational talks scheduled for Tuesday, August 4 will be held at the Doubletree.
Presenters for the writers’ conference include: author/Sophia Press submissions editor Regina Doman (Angel in the Waters); Pauline Books and Media Editor Sister Maria Grace, CEO of Ignatius Press Mark Brumley (How Not to Share Your Faith), Susan Brinkmann editor of Canticle Magazine, Lisa Wheeler, Executive Vice President of the Maximus Group (PR and marketing firm for The Passion of the Christ), author/Ascension Press publisher Matt Pinto (Do Adam and Eve Have Belly Buttons?), and mystery author John Desjarlais (Relics, Bleeder) among others.
"This is a fantastic opportunity for both writers and publishers to connect," said science fiction writer and Catholic Writer's Guild President, Karina Fabian. "The CMN has been especially generous in offering to share it facilities and programs with us, which really enhances the quality of the conference for attendee and presenter.”
Conference Coordinator and CWG Vice President Ann Lewis adds, “There will be a lot of good information, encouragement and learning opportunities for Catholic authors at our live conference. Our goal is to help good Catholic writers to get published. The world needs their words.”
The Catholic Writers’ Guild has hosted two highly successful on-line conferences.
To register or for more information, go to www.catholicwritersconference.com. Registration is $80 through June 1st, $99 through July 31st and $110 at the door. |
|
|

Live Conference
Sign up now for first-ever Catholic Writers Conference Live!
August 5-7, 2009, in conjunction with the Catholic Marketing Trade Show. Panel discussions and presentations covering many topics essential for the professional (or professional-to-be!) writer will be offered, along with opportunities to ask questions of major Catholic publishers.
Entrance to the Catholic Marketing Network Trade Show and all its related events included
Early registration fee is $80 until June 1st, $99 until July 31st and $110 at the door.
Click to register.
To reserve a hotel room, click here.

New in Forums
Last 10 Forum Messages

CWG Blog Entries

CWG Prayer
Holy Family,
Guide our minds, our hearts, our hands,
as we write, speak, illustrate –
help our words to live in union with the Word.
Teach us discipline and skill
to use the talents God gives us.
Give us also insight and courage
to convey God's love through our craft,
and humility to be open
to His divine will, shaping our lives,
in loving loyalty to His Church.
In Christ's name,
Amen.
|