Please tell us which 2008 session(s) you would like to purchase.
The sessions listed below are available for purchase: 

      Master Classes

* 1. Thinking About Writing in a Whole New Way: Rosemary Daniell
* 2. Shared Words: Bev Marshall
* 3. The Art of the Memoir: Tom Sancton
* 4. The Art & Craft of Songwriting: Tift Merritt
* 5. Help! How Can My Book & I Get Some Attention?: Claire Cook
* not available 6. From the Editor's Desk: Daniel Menaker
* not available 7. The Truth About Agents: Lisa Bankoff
* 8. Just You, Just Me (Writing to Listening Readers): Al Young

       Panels - Conversations - Interviews

* 9. American Crisis Southern Solutions: Jason Berry, Hal Crowther & Wade Rathke
        Moderator: Michael Sartisky

* 10. Wit & Wisdom (Southern Humor at its Best): Jack Pendarvis, Julia Reed & 
        James Wilcox
        Moderator: Karissa Kay

* 11. Art of Song: Jim McCormick, Tift Merritt & Paul Sanchez
        Moderator: Mark Fernandez

* 12. Dynamic Duos (Living & Writing Together): Amanda Boyden, Joseph Boyden,    Hal Crowther & Lee Smith
        Moderator: Amy Kirk

* 13. Conversation with: Marian Seldes

* 14. Looking Back, Writing Forward (Historical Fiction): David Fulmer, Barbara Hambly, Valerie Martin & Tom Sancton
        Moderator: Michael Ross

* 15. Tenn 201: Robert Bray, Colby Kullman & Michael Paller

* 16. Jet Lag & Wrong Turns (The Guts & Glory of Travel Writing): Wayne Curtis, Stephanie Elizondo Griest & Barbara Redding
        Moderator: Deborah Burst

* 17. The American Novel Today: Betsy Carter, Rosemary Daniell, Valerie Martin & Lee Smith
        Moderator: Susan Larson

* 18. Tennessee's Late, Late, Show: Robert Bray, Allean Hale, Gregory Mosher, Michael Paller & Annette
Moderator: Thomas Keith

* 19. At the Gate of the Tropics: Marlon James, Ned Sublette & Shirley Thopmson
        Moderator: Garnette Cadogan

* 20. Writers Read (Sweet Word of Youth): Sherman R. Fitzsimons, Whitney Johnson, Katie Kelsch, Kaitlin Ketchum, Laura Miller & Dave Parker, Jr.
       
* 21. The Amazing Race (Agents & Authors Winning Together): Claire Cook, Scott Gold & Bev Marshall
Moderator: Lisa Bankoff

* 22. Conversation with: Al Young
       
* 23. Voices Rising (Stories from the Katrina Narrative Project): Rebeca Antoine, Kim Bondy & Jana Salmon Mackin
        Moderator: Rick Barton

* 24. De-Mystifying Thomas Pynchon: Richard Collins, David Madden & Marcus Smith
        Moderator: Kathleen Fitzpatrick

* 25. Year of the Presidency: Hal Crowther, Victor Gold & Jay Hakes
        Moderator: Errol Laborde

* 26. Conversation with: Wright King
       
* 27. Conversation with: - Daniel Menaker & Mitch Douglas
 
* 28. Political Speech Writing: Carol Gelderman, Victor Gold & John Hill
        Moderator: John Kukla

* 29. Writer Retrospective (Eudora Welty, First Lady of Southern Literature):  - John Lawrence, Suzanne Marrs & Kevin Sessums
        Moderator: Rebecca Mark

* 30. Truths Stranger than Fiction (Lives Revealed in Memoir): Betsy Carter, Joshua Clark, Stephanie Elizondo Griest & Kevin Sessums
Moderator: Bev Marshall

* 31. That Crazy Thing You Do: Carolyn Hembree, Alison Peligrin & Mark Yakich
       Moderator: Kay Murphy

* 32. Throw Me Something Mister (All On a Mardi Gras Day): Errol Laborde, Royce Osborn & Carolyn Ware
       Moderator: Peggy Scott Laborde

* 33. All the President's Women: Barbara Hambly & Jon Kukla
       Moderator: William Robison

* not avilable 34. Location, Location, Location (A Sense of Place in the Short Story): Time Gautreaux, Valerie Martin & James Nolan
       Moderator: Paula Morris

* 35. Play With Your Food: Scott Gold, Julia Reed & Robert St. John
       Moderator: Liz Williams

* 36. Broadway's Best -Conversation with: Terrence McNally & Gregory Mosher
       
* 37. Keep 'Em Turning the Page: Joe Formichella, Christopher Forrest & David Fulmer
       Moderator: Greg Herren

* 38. I Remember Tennessee: Mitch Douglas, Wright King & Gregory Mosher
       Moderator: Thomas Keith

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