The National Genealogical Society 2014 Family History Conference will be held in Richmond, Virginia, from May 7-10, 2014.  There are so many sessions available, covering a wide array of topics.  Following is a list of the writing-related sessions.  The entire schedule can be found on the NGS Conference website. 

Also, there will be some sessions that will be streamed live, for a fee (see my post Watch Up to 10 Sessions From the 2014 NGS Conference At Home – The 411 and My Thoughts).  Registration for the live streaming ends April 30, so hurry over and register.

Date/Time (Eastern) Session Speaker
Wednesday, May 7
2:30 PM		 New Standards or Old: Guidelines for Effective Research and Family Histories Thomas W. Jones
Thursday, May 8
8:00 AM		 Family History Writing Made Easier: Cloud-Based Tools Every Genealogist Can Use Lisa A. Alzo
Thursday, May 8
11:00 AM		 Creating Family History Books Using Digital Scrapbooking Karen Denise Burney
Friday, May 9
8:00 AM		 How to Progress From Notes to a Draft Article Henry B. Hoff
Friday, May 9
11:00 AM		 Writing for Your Audience Linda Coffin
Friday, May 9
2:30 PM		 The Seanachie: Linking Life and the Law Through Storytelling Judy G. Russell
Friday, May 9
2:30 PM		 Writing to Engage Your Reader F. Warren Bittner
Friday, May 9
4:00 PM		 Writing a Narrative Family History: The Snares and Pitfalls John Philip Colletta
Saturday, May 10
9:30 AM		 Tools To Help You Share Family Stories Tammy A. Hepps