"Writing and Selling Confessions," a workshop I led this weekend, appears to have been a success. Fifteen participants spent three hours learning the fundamentals of writing and selling confessions. I spoke for about half an hour, made the participants work for about two hours, and spent the last half an hour answering questions about material I had covered and some material I hadn't covered.
I don't know how many of the participants will actually attempt to write confessions, but a fair number of the participants demonstrated strong potential to become successful confession writers.
Most of the participants were members of the host organization--Brazos Writers--and I strongly encourage writers who live in or near Bryan/College Station, Texas, to attend Brazos Writer meetings and seriously consider joining the organization.
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Mark Troy runs that group (I think) and is part of teh lcoal writing group uphere. Very coold deal and glad it went so well. Been interested in doing that msyelf but can't seem to figure out a good confession and they aren't sold around here.
Mystery writer Mark Troy is the current president and the person who invited me to speak to the Brazos Writers.
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