Register for the 20th annual San Francisco Writers Conference
February 15-18, 2024, at the Hyatt Regency
Since 2004, WNBA-SF has partnered with the folks behind the San Francisco Writers Conference to help offer the opportunity for ambitious writers to connect with professionals who can help pave the path to becoming a published author.
If you’re currently in the process of writing a book, getting ready for publication, or interested in promoting a book, this four-day weekend could bring you one step closer to accomplishing your goal.
What to Expect at the SFWC
- 100+ presenters, including over 20 literary agents and acquiring editors!
- 80+ sessions of lectures and classes throughout the four-day weekend
- SFWC Poetry Summit and the Writing for Hollywood Summit sessions
- A free one-on-one consultation with an editor, a promotional pro, and a book coach
- Various networking events such as the SFWC Gala or the Sunday afternoon no-host banquet
How can the SFWC help me?
- With the four-day weekend packed full of various presentations and workshops fulfilling certain niches, you have the freedom to check out whatever speaks to your interest.
- This is your chance to launch your writing career! Get in touch with leaders of the industry who can help you learn the publishing game.
- As aspiring writers gather at the conference, observant agents assemble to offer their services.
- The opportunity to refine your work with free editorial feedback from a freelance book editor and consultation sessions with a book coach or marketing expert.
- Most importantly, you are a book lover who gets to meet fellow book lovers! The San Francisco Writers Conference offers it all.

Before setting out to work freelance full-time, e worked for over ten years in libraries. Eir work is heavily influenced by fairy tales, homesickness, and the search for identity.

Born in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India, Alka Joshi has lived in the U.S. since the age of nine. Joshi graduated with a BA from Stanford University and worked in the fields of advertising and PR before starting her own marketing consultancy. In 2011, she obtained her MFA in Creative Writing from the California College of Arts in San Francisco, California. She lives on the Monterey Peninsula with her husband and Coco, the misbehaving pup.
We are looking for a few more volunteers for the WNBA-SF table at the SF Writer’s Conference, email sanfrancisco@wnba-books.org
Acquiring Editors/Independent Editors
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