I’m typing this blog entry on Saturday morning. I was too tired to blog last night. We started off the yesterday morning with scrambled eggs fahitas, coffee, juice and muffins. I sat at the table with Natalie Hanemann of Thomas Nelson. Each table has an editor, agent, or speaker assigned, giving attendees a chance to sit and speak with them during meal times.

Natalie kindly told that we needed an agent to submit to Thomas Nelson.

There was praise and worship afterwards, and I attended Randy Ingermanson’s workshop on marketing on the internet.

For lunch I sat at Beth Jusino’s table. Beth is a fairly new addition to the Alive Communications. I started off the meal by pitching my book to her. She invited me to submit a proposal.

After lunch there was more praise and worship time.

I had an appointment in the afternoon with Wendy Lawson of Books N Such agency. She invited me to submit my proposal to her.

I attended an afternoon workshop for taxes for writers.

Dinner last night was free time, so I went with the rest of the Barbour authors to the annual Barbour author dinner. Barbour does this as a treat for their authors and we were also given a small gift from Barbour.

When I returned to the hotel, I attended the workshop: Why We Write For Steeple Hill. It was interesting to hear the authors’ experiences as to how they came to be writing for Steeple Hill.

There are other posts about the conference here:

www.acfwconference.blogspot.com