Non-profit organization comprised of women who want to explore and share personal stories. Includes a calendar of events, information about contests, FAQ, and mailing lists. Colorado based.
Non-profit literary organization established for over 12 years by writers to help fellow writers. We publish our own Quarterly Magazine, which accepts submissions by our members - The Magnolia Quarterly Review .
ACA was created to promote academic and professional research, criticism, teaching, practical use, and exchange of principles and theories of human communication.
Promoting and protecting the professional and artistic interests of writers and others in movies, TV, radio and news. Online script registration enables writers to record when they wrote their material.
Hudson Valley New York writers colony offers fellowship awards to writers from all genres. See website for application information. Award consists of room and board.
Sponsors of the biennial Heartland Writers Conference, HWG is a not-for-profit multi-genre organization devoted to helping its members market their writing.
Members of the Society have joined together in the common pursuit of the highest standards of economic journalism, through both individual and collective efforts.
A non-profit cooperative effort to support writers and editors by providing professional services and opportunities for education, publication and interaction with peers.
To publicize our charter, keep members informed, and attract a broader audience by introducing ourselves to the community. Inform visitors about the Guild, share ideas, and organize events and activities.
Through annual conferences, monthly newsletters, workshops, activities, and networking, WWI brings the collective wisdom of our members together to help each other excel.
A nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering the creative and professional talents of writers. Site details writers conferences, contests, critique groups, forums and articles on writing.
Society of published authors, is an advocate for fair compensation, free speech, and copyright protection, offers health insurance, contract reviews and web services, and publishes a quarterly bulletin.
Manalapan, New Jersey writers group for authors of various genres, with monthly meetings, a critique-by-mail program, guideline and sample copy libraries and national short story contests. Site features news, member spotlight and anthologies.
A non-profit professional volunteer organization of outdoor communicators from California and surrounding western states. Site features philosophy, membership eligibility, application and directory, newsletter and calendar of events.
A nonprofit literary arts service organization devoted to writers at all stages of development. Site offers courses, conferences, competitions, critiques, calendar of events and hall of fame.
Membership association of prominent literary writers and editors. As a major voice of the literary community the organization seeks to defend the freedom of expression wherever it may be threatened, and promote and encourage the recognition and reading of contemporary literature.
A non-profit membership organization made up of writers that work west of the Mississippi. Members are connected by the goals of building interest in the written word and defending writers worldwide.
A nonprofit organization that is devoted to helping both published and unpublished writers improve their craft and further their careers. Located in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Founded in a loft above a Minneapolis bookstore, now a literary center, offering programs and services for readers and writers. Community and work space for writers.
Provides shared writing space to writers living in Brooklyn. BWS is committed to the creation of a work environment that fosters the literary success of writers.
Promotes, supports and encourages writers, endorses workshops and seminars for the benefit of fiction and nonfiction writers, and promotes the writing arts for youth, adults and seniors alike.
A literary arts organization serving both new and established writers. Site features news, membership application, local chapter calendars, information on the annual writers conference and anthology, and a forum.
Private writing school with a feminist philosophy, aiming to improve peoples lives through the art of writing and the practices of community. Men not accepted in all programs.
A non-profit organization founded in Kentucky offering workshops, retreats, monthly critique sessions for poetry and prose, an annual writing contest and a newsletter. Louisville.
Housed at the University at Albany, the aim is to celebrate literature, writing, and performance, and to enhance the role of writers within the larger community. Contains history, programs and blog.
Countywide Christian writers group in the United States. For new and experienced writers to become published authors. Hosts an annual conference in the fall and monthly critique group meetings.
Meets monthly in Indianapolis. Site features members only section, news, calendar of events, contests, workshops, newsletter, writing tips and resources, and guestbook.
Pennsylvania organization providing support and resources to its members. Information about membership, monthly programs, social activities, conference, and speakers bureau.
To encourage, assist, and motivate its members to write, and if they desire, to publish their work. A network for LDS women interested in writing. Arizona.
Six North Idaho writers share writing-related news, events, opportunities, book reviews, their experiences with publishing and the craft of writing, and general thoughts about the writing life.
Provides grants to support events and study groups that introduce or offer the opportunity to delve into the work of women writers. Based in Portland, OR.
Dedicated to the education and support of fiction writers. Workshops, networking events and promotional opportunities to aid both published and yet-to-be published writers. Based in New Jersey.
Offers writers in eastern Virginia, opportunities to develop the craft of writing and to effectively market their work. The CBW serves writers in eastern Virginia from Williamsburg north to Tappahannock.
To create a forum within the public relations industry for discussion of the profession and recognizing those who demonstrate exemplary communications capabilities.
The on-line resource for writers of poetry, fiction, and creative non-fiction, providing information, advice, and links of interest to writers and readers across the state and beyond.