Lakefly News & Updates Archive

  • Call for Proposals
    Call for Proposals: 2026 Lakefly Writers Conference We invite you to submit workshop proposals for the upcoming 2026 Lakefly Writers Conference, scheduled for May 1-2 at the Oshkosh Convention Center. This conference is designed for new and mid-level writers across various genres, including fiction, non-fiction, and poetry. Workshop Details: Duration: Each workshop will be 50 minutes… Read more: Call for Proposals
  • Lakefly ’25 Preview: Reach Younger Readers
    Writing for the MG and YA Audience Writing for kids means tapping not just into their world (school, friendships, clubs and sports, etc) but how they take in those worlds at their particular developmental stage. Kids have an amazing capacity to feel, something many of us lose touch with as we grow up. In this… Read more: Lakefly ’25 Preview: Reach Younger Readers
  • Lakefly ’25 Preview: One-on-One Sessions
    Great news for conference attendees! Beginning Thursday, you’ll have the opportunity to register for exclusive one-on-one sessions with industry professionals. These sessions include: Author Styling: Learn how to present yourself and your brand effectively. Headshots: Get a professional headshot to elevate for use on your website, book jacket and other promotional materials (additional fee required)… Read more: Lakefly ’25 Preview: One-on-One Sessions
  • Lakefly ’25 Preview: Confidence, Devotion and Heart
    Dealing with Imposter Syndrome Every writer—whether just starting out or deep into their journey—faces moments of imposter syndrome and self-doubt. That nagging voice whispering, Who am I to write this story? or Will anyone even care? can feel overwhelming. But here’s the truth: your stories matter, and your voice deserves to be heard. In this… Read more: Lakefly ’25 Preview: Confidence, Devotion and Heart
  • Lakefly ’25 Preview: The Business End of Writing
    Self-Publishing Simplified: Insider Tips, Tricks, and Best Practices for Independent AuthorsSelf-publishing may give independent authors full creative control, but without guidance, the process can be overwhelming. In this session, publishing professionals from Spoonbridge Press will break down what it takes to self-publish successfully, from assembling a team of editors and designers who can help you… Read more: Lakefly ’25 Preview: The Business End of Writing
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