Thank you everyone for attending #Ch1Con this year! We know it was a bit chaotic due to the hybrid nature of the con, but we had a great time! Attendees, keep an eye out for an email with conference materials and info about your prizes!
The Ask Us Anything panel will be live-streaming publicly at 3 PM Central (4 PM Eastern). @dancingofpens, @halcyonpen, @CThompsWrites, @ananyad12, and @EnnisRook will be answering questions from in-person attendees, YouTube live chat, and Twitter! Anyone is free to watch it
For any remote attendees: We mixed up the time zone and thought the Ask Anything panel was an hour earlier than it was. It will be an hour from now. Right now, we're doing an attendee read-aloud in the Zoom call. If you're an attendee and you want the link, let us know! #Ch1Con
"In poetry, there's nowhere to hide. There's just your words, your lines, the white space" - good point from @halcyonpen on how poetry can help inform your ability with prose editing
Two different approaches to writing for prompts from @CThompsWrites and from @halcyonpen: brainstorming and taking ideas from your life and passions, or procrastinating until an idea arrives to you. Guess which one Ch21Con director @ArielKalati tends to go for #Ch1Con
@CThompsWrites@TheERRose Second moral, as @TheERRose says: "Just because your writing professor says it, doesn't mean it's true" #Ch1Con A great point! Some professors are amazing, but they're not omnipotent
@CThompsWrites and @TheERRose sharing their creative writing class story with the moral: you don't have to relate to a story you're critiquing, but that doesn't mean no one relates to it. Don't assume a writer's experience is "wrong" #Ch1Con