41st Workshop: Writing About the Environment — From Rain Forests to Global Warming

Writing About the Environment — From Rain Forests to Global Warming
A workshop presented at the Peace Corps 40th Anniversary Conference

Friday, June 21 2:00–3:00pm Room: Forum

Workshops presented by Peace Corps Writers at the 41st Conference:

ePublishing & Self Publishing

The Peace Corps Novel as Literature

Poetry from the PC Experience

Publishing Translations

Travel Now, Write Later

Write a Novel in 101 Days

Write! Edit! Publish!

Writing about the Environment

Writing Children's Books

Writing Your Peace Corps Story

Working with Words

Are you concerned about the continuing deterioration of the global environment? Experienced RPCV writers present ways of selling articles to publications looking for accurate and well-argued pieces about the current environmental crisis.

Moderator
Mike Tidwell (Zaire 1985–87) is the author of four non-fiction books, including the Peace Corps memoir The Ponds of Kalambayi.

Panelists:
William McNally Evensen (Peru 1964–66) is a veteran Venice, California activist, writer, and publisher. His photo-history book Venice of America: The American Dream Come True, under the pseudonym of Sweet William, signaled the re-birth of America’s first theme park.

David A. Taylor (Mauritania, 1983–85) writes for magazines and documentaries. His National Geographic educational film on endangered species received a silver at the 1997 International Communication Film and Video Festival. He lives in New Haven, Connecticut with his wife Lisa Smith.


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