2025 WWW Conference Workshop News

At the 2025 WWW Virtual Conference, Carly Catt will lead a workshop on the topic Edit Yourself: A Guide to Self-Editing Your Self-Help.

Carly Catt is the owner of Catt Editing, LLC, a professional developmental and line/copy editor, proofreader, and ghostwriter for nonfiction books. She lives in Arizona, and has a bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of Arizona. Carly is a member of ACES: The Society for Editing. She works hard to make your writing better while letting your unique author’s voice shine through.

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2025 WWW Conference Pitch Session News

Mary Walewski is a book marketing consultant specializing in online marketing. She founded Buy The Book Marketing in 2005 and works with authors and indie publishers worldwide. Her author services include creating and executing book marketing plans, Amazon and Facebook advertising and individual coaching for social media and marketing. She is a former president of the Colorado Independent Publishers Association.

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2025 WWW Conference Workshop News

At the 2025 WWW Virtual Conference, Susan Marlow will lead a workshop on the topic of Let the Feelings Show!

Susan Marlow grew up writing stories, mostly about outer space. As an adult, she homeschooled her four children during the day and escaped into the Old West in the evenings by writing her “Andi Carter” stories. She never intended to become a published author. She simply liked writing stories for herself. 

However, once Susan began sharing her stories, enough people encouraged her to submit to publishers. They wouldn’t let her give up! With the publication in 2005 of her first middle-grade novel (Kregel Publications), she discovered that it really is more fun to share her stories with others than to keep them to herself.

Susan has written six series (38 books—early readers through young adult) set in the Old West, with over 225,000 books in print. She enjoys helping writers of all ages improve their writing skills with her Writers Roundup Workshop. In her spare time she is a freelance editor. She and her husband, Roger, live on nine acres of ponderosa pine at 3,500 feet in north-central Washington state. Visit Susan at SusanMarlow.com

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