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UntitledTown Book and Author Festival

7:00pm CDT

Thursday night keynote with Nicholas Carr KI Convention Center - BallroomNicholas Carr

6:00pm CDT

Bliss Off! Brown County Library - Conference Room (Lower Level)Renee Beese Writing the Next Chapter Jean Weidner TheatrePatricia Skalka • Joyce Burns Zeiss The Different Paths to Becoming a Published Author Brown County Library — AuditoriumLee Pulaski

9:00am CDT

Coffee talk with a literary agent (Ask Me Anything) Kavarna CoffeehouseKent Wolf

10:00am CDT

Indie Insanity Neville Public Museum Classroom 2Jessica Marie Baumgartner A Look at the Romance Genre and Women's Fiction - The Genres that Outpace Themselves Year After Year KI Convention Center Room B3 Am I Suffering Enough? Myths and Misgivings of the Writer’s Process Neville Public Museum Classroom 3Tara DaPra Collaborators, Co-authors, and Ghosts: The Delicate Art of Writing Your Book with Someone Else without Losing Your Mind or Resorting to Violence Neville Public Museum - GalleryElizabeth Ridley • Joal Derse Dauer & Sadie How to keep being a writer KI Convention Center - Room 5AB (Breakout Area)Christi Clancy • Molly Magestro • Amanda Zieba The Audacity of Writing Children's Books KI Convention Center Room A3Lora Hyler The Mechanic Behind the Muse KI Convention Center Room A1Jacqui Banaszynski The Muse of History: How history inspires creative writing Neville Public Museum Classroom 1Judy Dodge Cummings • BJ Hollars • Margaret Rozga • Amanda Skenandore • Joyce Burns Zeiss

12:00pm CDT

Think Again podcast taping with guest Kristen Radtke Brown County Library — AuditoriumJason Gots • Kristen Radtke Author reading and signing: Charles Sykes KI Convention Center Room B3Charlie Sykes Visiting The Shadow Of Green Bay History Neville Public Museum Classroom 2David Siegel Multiple Mediums/Multiple Exits: Reinvigorating Writing & Craft Through Interdisciplinary Arts St. Brendan's Inn - Waterford RoomPatricia Killelea • Monica McFawn Letters about Literature Awards YWCA

2:00pm CDT

Pitch What's True: Savvy Nonfiction Book Proposals St. Brendan's Inn - Waterford RoomSharon Woodhouse Self-publishing: Do I or don't I? KI Convention Center - Room 5AB (Breakout Area)Mark Harlan Challe • Ted Prokash • Lee Pulaski • Christine Reynebeau • Angie Stanton WordPress for Writers Rise and Grind (Brown County Library, 3rd Floor)Terra Fletcher A Matter of Facts; The Tom Monfils Case Revisited Neville Public Museum Classroom 3Joan Treppa America's Jails: The search for human dignity KI Convention Center - Auditorium (Breakout Area)Derek Jeffreys Bringing Hope: A disaster relief journey KI Convention Center Room A1Debbie McKinney Journeys into the Ice Age Neville Public Museum Classroom 1Tim Fox Where Art and History Meet - Historical Fiction Neville Public Museum - GalleryRex Owens Building a Fantastic Critique Group YWCALisa Lickel Kid Lit How to Write for young audience KI Convention Center - Room 6AB (Breakout Area)Jessica Marie Baumgartner • Lora Hyler • Wendy McClure • Eliot Triechel • Jacqueline West • Liza Wiemer

4:00pm CDT

Women's roles in the church: Early perspectives on motherhood Brown County Library - Conference Room (Lower Level)Dr. Kathleen Gallagher Elkins

10:00am CDT

What to Expect When You're Expecting. You got the call! Now what? Neville Public Museum - GalleryAngie Stanton Over the Rainbow: importance of Gay Characters in Books Green Bay Community TheatreLee Pulaski Writing Blood Quantum: Who is "Native" and Who Gets to Decide? Neville Public Museum Classroom 2Kathleen Ratteree Dissecting the writing process and the importance of a writers group Neville Public Museum Classroom 3Vicky Meawasige Reed • Nancy Sweetland

12:00pm CDT

Wisconsin as a character in fiction, nonfiction, and poetry Brown County Library - Conference Room (Lower Level)Christi Clancy • Joe Rein • Patricia Skalka • Eliot Triechel • Melissa Westemeier A Kids' Tale: Writing to Transform the World Neville Public Museum AuditoriumKatie Eder Creating hybrid forms (graphic novels, memoirs, blogging, podcasting, book arts, musicals, etc) Neville Public Museum - GalleryKathryn Gahl • BJ Hollars • Tara Pohlkotte Creating Poetry from the Swirl of History Neville Public Museum Classroom 3Margaret Rozga How to Advocate with Poetry St. Brendan's Inn - Waterford RoomAnnette Langlois Grunseth Writing Suspense for Fun and Profit Green Bay Community TheatreLori Rader-Day

2:00pm CDT

How to Write for the Onion Neville Public Museum - GalleryKurt Luchs Happiness and Christianity Brown County Library - Board Room (2nd Floor)Paul Wadell Molecular Me: Exploring the Social Implications of the Genomics Revolution Neville Public Museum Classroom 1Jason Fletcher Pop Up Poetry: Street Writing For The People Neville Public Museum Classroom 3Paul Wiegel Where to begin in Research Neville Public Museum Classroom 2Gavin Schmitt • David Siegel • Liza Wiemer

4:00pm CDT

We Think With Ink: Teaching (and Reaching) Young People Through Writing-Centered Instruction Brown County Library - Board Room (2nd Floor)Michael Leannah Freelancing as a business Green Bay Community TheatreMarci Martin Self published romance Rise and Grind (Brown County Library, 3rd Floor)PJ Fiala • Stacey Joy Netzel Are You My Mother/Monster? Writing Motherhood/Parenthood Brown County Library - Conference Room (Lower Level)Rebecca Lehmann Craft Talk: Danez Smith Neville Public Museum Classroom 1Danez Smith The Wild West of Artistic Dissemination Neville Public Museum - GalleryTed Prokash Writing Facts Like Fiction: The Possibilities (and Pitfalls) of Writing Creative Nonfiction Neville Public Museum Classroom 2BJ Hollars