LEFT COAST LESBIAN LITERARY CONFERENCE (LCLC)
LEFT COAST LESBIAN LITERARY CONFERENCE (LCLC)
The 8th Annual LCLC conference brings Lesfic readers, writers, editors, and publishers together from around the U.S. to promote lesbian literature and to inspire up-and-coming writers. Attendees have access to all the authors, editors, and publishers to mix and mingle throughout the conference. LCLC is a casual, intimate and safe space for women. The LCLC feels more like a retreat then a conference with sessions starting at 10am so you can sleep in and ending at 5pm so you can enjoy your evenings. LCLC is open to all Lesfic authors, editors, publishers and readers regardless of publishing status or publishing house.
LCLC consists of four fun-filled days packed with master classes, panel discussions, workshops, author chats, and readings in the afternoon. LCLC is an all-inclusive event with meals, drinks, and snacks provided daily for All-Access Pass holders.
Keynote speaker announced for the 2017 LCLC!
Sapphire Books, the Gem in Lesbian Publishing, is holding its fifth annual Left Coast Lesbian Literary Conference (LCLC) from October 4 -9, 2017 with the mission of promoting lesbian literature and inspiring lesbian authors. It is expected to be even bigger this year as we've changed our hotel. The Skylark is a beautifully remodel, 50's rat-pack era style hotel with over 25 rooms, two pools and tons of space to relax. With over 20 authors committed to attend, fans, and literary special guests can expect to have a wonderful time as they learn, mingle and have fun in Palm Springs, CA.
Lesbian literature author, Jenniifer Fulton is this year's keynote speaker. She will be delivering our signature keynote address at the Palm Springs Public Library on Saturday, October 7th.Don't miss this legendary writer as she reflect on where we've come from, where we are and what the future holds for lesbian literature.
Only at the LCLC can you enjoy poetry, fiction and memoir readings by incredibly lesbian authors right from the pool.
Past attendees showed their support of Palm Springs Law Enforcement and contributed over $500 to the fallen officers.
Readers, publishers and authors connect in an immersive, welcoming environment.
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