Goddard Roundtable Writers' Confab

04/14/2024

Hello, pals. Greetings from the future. I know: It's been a long time since we rock and rolled--and did the stroll. I'm not even sure how many of you will receive/view this.

I write about the impending closure of our beloved Goddard College, as you have now undoubtedly heard. This is nothing more than a message to connect back with you and to remember that we were once young, and good.

And we still are. Time cannot rob us of that special time and place that cast us together. Our process is fully known, and we share a mind. Invoke that mind as needed.

And don't cry for Goddard. It lives in us, manifesting itself in every gesture, every keystroke, every moment we interact with the world. We express Goddard and its philosophy with relentless love and focus, and we will pass that on. We don't need a stamp for that.

Be well, do good work, and stay in touch.

08/04/2016

The Confab may be on hiatus, but it's never far from the hearts of the Roundtable writers...

08/22/2013

Roundtable Confab, 2013.

08/19/2013

The confab is back! The Auberge de Stowe B&B welcomes writers Lloyd Noonan, Chris Millis, David Robson, and Lowell Williams to this year's confab. Gentlemen, start your pens!

04/05/2012

Time to kick around ideas for this year's Confab. The template is for the last week of June, Sunday the 24th of June to Wednesday the 28th. Feedback?

12/17/2011

What do we know about the next confabulation? I'm making plans. * Nancy

09/06/2011

Thought this was interesting. And maybe a little uplifting.

Two debut novelists, Stephen Kelman and A.D. Miller, are among the six titles in contention for the Man Booker Prize for Fiction. The shortlist is dominated by independent publishers, though not featuring any of the smaller indies who featured on the 13-title long list.

08/01/2011

Last one. Sad that folks are going to be unemployed. Not sad that smaller indies might make a comeback.

Soon there be only one place in Vermont's largest city to buy books. The Borders bookstore is going out of business. The nationwide chain is also closing stores in Plattsburgh, Lebanon, and Keene.

08/01/2011

Hey, Millis: Saw this and thought of you. Is this near your area?

Saratoga County, New York daily newspaper covering local, regional, and national news including local sports, horseracing, video and multimedia coverage, and classified advertising.

08/01/2011

Posted this on the VP page, too.

A wide range of options exists for authors who choose to forgo traditional book publishing.

07/28/2011

Proof that anything can happen with a book. Anything.

Good books don't die, they just go out of print. That’s a very 20th-century adage, but it applies to Austin Wright, whose 1994 novel, , is being reissued by Grand Central this summer after being unavailable for nearly 20 years.