Networking Opportunities and Meet up Groups for Fort Worth Writers

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Growth opportunities opened by participating in meetup groups can’t be underestimated, and such meetups abound for aspiring writers in the Fort Worth area. There are groups for songwriters, comedy writers, Christian writers, non-fiction writers, published authors and those who just dream about writing. Some boast hundreds of members, while others count only a handful but promise camaraderie and individualized support. The goal, of course, is to “connect” with others for good times and career advancement, so you may have to visit with several groups before you find a match for your interests, time and abilities.

Here are some suggestions:

Trinity Arts Writers Workshop
DFW Bloggers Classroom
Fort Worth Area Journalists Meetup
Writers Anonymous, a support and education group, meets regularly wuhan cell phone number list at the Burleson Library, just south of Fort Worth, to offer feedback and constructive criticism to any writers over the age on 10!
2019 Conferences for Fort Worth Writers
DFW Writers Conference: Scheduled June 22-23, in Hurst, this is a major event for North Texas writers, attended by editors and literary agents from all across the United States. It is a major annual event for serious writers.
Lone Star.INK writing Conference: Unfortunately, this popular writing conference, originally scheduled for February 28-March 2, 2019, was canceled. However, the Writers Guild of Texas, which sponsors the annual event, has promised to “regroup” and reschedule. It has previously offered writers a unique chance to learn from other writers and to meet with agents and publishers. Other events are held locally and throughout the state each year.
Workshops and Classes for Writers in Fort Worth
Find special events, workshops and classes of interest to local writers through Eventbrite.com. No matter what your interests may be, from forensic writing to scientific writing to the art of getting letters to the editor published, you’re sure to find workshops of value and meet other interesting people.

Teen writing camps are also available, so if your child — from grade 8-12 — wants an early start to a writing career, this may be the answer.