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Thanks to Diana Hurwitz for the huge job that goes into compiling our lists of writing workshops and conferences.

2021 Writing Workshops and Conferences - Dates to be Advised

2021 Writing Workshops and Conferences - January to March

2021 Writing Workshops and Conferences - April to June

2021 Writing Workshops and Conferences - July to September

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