160: Interview with David Katz

Interview with David Katz

Tips for getting the most out of a writers conference

August 2, 2019

 

 

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INTERVIEW WITH DAVID KATZ

The producer of the Kauai Writers Conference gives tips for attending conferences and the benefits writers get by involved in face-to-face sessions with authors, agents, and editors.

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