Wyoming Resources for Writers
Here you’ll find a collection of resources for writers in Wyoming, from conferences to local critique groups to literary magazines. If you live in Wyoming, these are some organizations you might want to check out.
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Jackson Hole Writers Conference
An annual conference in the scenic Grand Tetons. Offers critiques, workshops, the chance to meet agents and editors, and much more.
The University of Wyoming’s student journal, it publishes new fiction, poetry, nonfiction and artwork.
A scenic and quiet retreat offering focused writing time and community with other writers and artists.
Offers dedicated individuals a supportive environment in which to further their creative development. Artists and writers experience unfettered time to allow for thoughtful reflection and meditation on the creative process.
Celebrates books, authors and the written word in Wyoming with two days of festivities in Casper. Readings, panels, book signings and more.
A member organization offering regular meetings and workshops, as well as an annual conference in Laramie.
Events, contests, meetings and a membership program.
Publishes about four books a year, with a focus on the history of Wyoming and the American West.
An annual, student-produced publication of Laramie County Community College in Cheyenne. It features writers and artists from the college and the surrounding community.
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