- Fall Conference: September 26-28, 2013
- Schedule will be posted after our fundraising drive
Scribblers' Retreat encourages, educates and promotes budding authors and published authors of all ages while helping them to write and publish their works. We provide a favorable environment to facilitate professional connections and friendly sharing of valuable information.
We are committed to the support and advancement of all writers, published and non-published. We offer four conferences with a broad variety of genres throughout the year. Attendees will experience lively, intelligent sessions presented by a carefully chosen symposium of experienced teachers, writers, editors and others from the publishing world.
We are dedicated to presenting innovative and motivating conferences to host world-class authors and speakers. There will be opportunities for attendees to meet like-minded fellows and also to compete in fun, impromptu writing contests for first-class prizes. All of this we offer in a spectacular setting at Sea Palms Resort on tranquil St. Simon's Island, Georgia.
Our Keynote Speaker and best-selling author, Dorothy St. James (aka Dorothy McFalls), has enjoyed her own summertime odyssey of delving head-first into the new digital phenomenon known as the indie-publishing revolution. She says "Its been quite the adventure". Not letting any grass grow under her feet, she has been busily putting out her backlist books and novellas that had been published elsewhere, under her Dorothy McFalls persona, a whopping nine titles thusfar!
Edgar Allan Poe scholar, Dr. Scott Peeples, was asked to preside on the Hollywood set in the making of the new film staring John Cusack. Charleston English Professor, and internationally recognized Poe scholar says of the film directed by James McTeigue, "The film moved in and out of Poe's biography and fiction in interesting ways, getting more clever toward the end. I recognized many things in the film as being close to be true in Poe's biography, but not quite true and for a fictional movie that is a good way to play it. There are also parts that are just plain fiction."
On Saturday, September 29 at 3:00 p.m., Bobbi Kornblit, author of Shelter from the Texas Heat, will lead a workshop on creating effective settings and time periods. The interactive session will include examples from her book, set in the 1950s to the present, and from other works of contemporary and classic fiction.
Speaking at our conference in September, Michel's incredible and widely acclaimed book, The Iquana Tree, received the following review.
Pulitzer Prize-Winning Author, Tony Horwitz, is speaking at our first co-sponsored fundraiser on sunny St. Simon's Island for the "Tables of Content" dinner.
World renowned published authors like Robert Ludlum's author, Jamie Freveletti, and Savannah College of Art and Design professor, Dr. James Lough, gather together in a cozy setting by the sea on historic St. Simon's Island.



New York Times Bestselling author Laura Day has spent nearly three decades helpingindividuals, organizations, and companies use their innate intuitive abilities to create profound



