Liberty States Fiction Writers: Create Something Magical. A multi-genre organization, the Liberty States Fiction Writers is dedicated to the education and support of all fiction writers. We provide workshops, networking events and promotional opportunities to aid both published and yet-to-be published writers.
LIRW Luncheon: Annual LIRW Luncheon | Long Island Romance Writers
Luncheon. 21st Annual “Shining the Light on Romance” Agent/Editor Luncheon.
Romance Writers of America: Romance Writers of America is dedicated to advancing the professional interests of career-focused romance writers through networking and advocacy.
RWA/NYC: RWA/NYC is located in the heart of the romance industry. Monthly meetings feature a variety of industry professionals, including editors, agents, booksellers, book buyers and leading romance authors. Membership includes writers knowledgeable about contemporary and historical romances, mainstream fiction, Regencies, True Confessions and short story fiction.
NSHP: National Society for Hispanic Professionals is the top US networking association for Hispanic professionals.
New York Writers Coalition:
Participants in our free and low-cost writing workshops in New York City become part of a community of peers, present their work publicly through NYWC’s readings and publications, and connect with broader audiences. Our workshops are particularly targeted toward underserved people, including youth, seniors, women, LGBT communities, people living with disabilities, people who are incarcerated or have been incarcerated, and others from traditionally silenced groups.
professional interests of career-focused romance writers through networking and advocacy.
Participants in our free and low-cost writing workshops in New York City become part of a community of peers, present their work publicly through NYWC’s readings and publications, and connect with broader audiences. Our workshops are particularly targeted toward underserved people, including youth, seniors, women, LGBT communities, people living with disabilities, people who are incarcerated or have been incarcerated, and others from traditionally silenced groups.
