18-20 February 2022 | Online Event
Presenters
Amie Kaufman
Keynote Speaker
Marianne de Pierres
Patron
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Ally Blake
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Amy Andrews
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Andrea Baldwin
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Benjamin King
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Bradley Shaw
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Cale Dietrich
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Cheyenne Blue
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Clair Hume
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Claire Coleman
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CT Mitchell
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David Shield
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Debbie Lee
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Ellie Marney
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Gillian Polack
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Jake Corvus
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John Birmingham
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J.M. Donellan
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Julie Janson
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Kelly Hunter
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Kendall Talbot
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Kylie Scott
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Lauren Gawne
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Lili Wilkinson
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Marcus Hogan
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Maree Kimberley
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Mark Brandi
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Mark Lingane
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Megan Jacobson
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Nalini Singh
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Omar Sakr
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Ricardo Fayet
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Sara El Sayed
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Scott Curry
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Shirley Pierce
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Sophie Gonzales
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Stacey McEwan
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Stephen Davis
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Sulari Gentill
Pitch your work to publishers and agents at GenreCon 2022.
Only available to full ticketholders. See the full list of pitch partners and find more details here.
2022 GenreCon Short Story Competition
Taking over Queensland Writers Centre’s regular #RightLeftWrite flash fiction competition for the month of January is the annual GenreCon Short Story Competition. Submit your best short genre fiction (up to 1000 words) on the theme of Tarot before 31 January, 2022. Entry is free for all Queensland Writers Centre members and GenreCon 2022 ticketholders. Enter Now!
Winner announced: Ten of Swords - Kate-Lyn Therkelsen