Since 1995, writers have gathered online and in person around literature that recognizes the role of women in the history of the American West, specifically their influences on the culture and growth of the region. Each year, members of Women Writing the West come together with other writers, agents, publishers, and book professionals in cities including Seattle, Denver, Tucson, and Albuquerque.
As in 2020, the 2021 Women Writing the West Conference will take place remotely. “That’s the best way we can keep everyone safe yet still be together,” says the organization’s president, Barbara K. Froman. Organizers have put together a three-day event that blends informational workshops and presentations with fun networking activities online.
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