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Words & Music: 2011 Registration Pricing

We realize that the pricing schedule for Words & Music is complicated because of the exciting array of events we are presenting for you. This year's pricing represents an attempt to simplify somewhat! In addition to the Words & Music writers tuition and all-events packages, you may also choose on an a la carte basis from a variety of luncheon and evening events which feature music, food, and wine. Please note that our prices have increased due to increases in costs we must pay in order to stage Words & Music, 2011. The increases will barely cover our own increased costs for faculty honoraria, airfares, and hotel accommodations, vendor charges for food, beverages, and other services, such as venue rentals for special events, insurance, and other administrative cost increases. The Writers Tuition Package, however, includes more this year than it has in the past. Please note the list of inclusions and discounts within the package blurb.

We have a variety of package prices if you want to participate in most or all of the festival. You may also, however, buy a single ticket for a single event.

You may register by credit card or check in advance directly with us by printing and completing a registration form and mailing it to us with check at Words & Music, Faulkner House, 624 Pirate's Alley, New Orleans, LA 70116. Mailed Reservations must be accompanied by a reservations form. Individual event tickets can be purchased at the door with cash or ordered in advance with credit card or check payment.

Writers please note:
There are discounts on some events for writers registered purchasing tuition packages. These discounts will be reflected where applicable on this page.

Pricing and other details for any additional events of the conference will be posted as soon as schedules of presenters and other details have been determined.

Festival Fees

FULL TUITION PACKAGE
(Writers): $475

A $25 discount is available to all who register full price prior to August 22.
There is a 50% discount for BONA FIDE STUDENTS, registering timely (before September 25, 2011). Students must present current, valid student ID with a dated and signed letter of confirmation from a creative writing or English professor at an accredited college or university. Finalists of the William Faulkner-William Wisdom Competition also are eligible for a 50% discount. Early payment discount is not available for discounted packages. Authors who attended Words & Music, 2010, paying full package price, and who register by August 22, may take a 25% discount on writers' tuition packages only.

This package includes
—All theme discussions, including keynote speech.
—Nilo Cruz event, Saturday November 12.
—All Aesthetics of Literature sessions.
How to Read Faulkner and Love it!
—All master classes.
—All workshops for writers, except specified limited registration workshops with hands-on critiques of work submitted in advance.
—Agent & Editor critiques and one-on-one consultations (one editor critique and consultation; one agent critique and consultation).
—Writers Alliance Meeting with Wine and Nibbles.
—Thursday Welcome Party honoring artist Joan Griswold (Mrs. Roy Blount, Jr.).
—Bon Voyage Toasts to Mr. Bill at Faulkner House.
—Discounts on ticket prices for Literature & Lunch, Keynote Dinner, Faulkner For All, After Hours at the Napoleon House.

Entertainment/food & wine events are priced separately and are not included in Writer Tuition Package. Competition winners and finalists however are our guests for Friday evening's Faulkner for All events. Winners of the Faulkner Wisdom Competition WINNERS are our guests for all events, except Limited Registration Workshops and extra manuscript critiques.

DISCUSSION PASS (Readers)
$200 /$100 for Special Friends and Patrons of Faulkner Society
This fee includes all discussions, workshops (except Limited Registration Workshops), and master classes. (NOTE: Manuscript Critiques and Consultations with agents and editors are not included. Entertainment/Luncheon events are priced separately and are not included in these packages. Hotel accommodations not included.)
A limited number of All Events scholarships are available to Louisiana writers only. Contact Faulhouse@aol.com for details.

INDIVIDUAL ALL-EVENTS PASS:
$800.00
($1,000 if all events purchased separately)
One ticket to every event of Words & Music, including master classes, lunches and evening entertainment! Note: registration packages specifically do not include hotel accommodations or limited registration workshops. For academics registering, opportunities for submitting papers on topics related to Literature & Life in the Global Village are included in registration packages. Winners of the William Faulkner - William Wisdom competition receive as part of their prize the complete All Events Package. Not included in winners packages are any extra manuscript critiques.

DUO PACKAGE:
$1,500
($2,000 if all tickets purchased separately)

Two tickets to every event of Words & Music. Persons who purchase Duo packages by September 25, 2011 will be listed as sponsors in the festival program. Note: registration packages specifically do not include hotel accommodation or limited registration workshops. Note: for academics registering, opportunities for submitting papers on topics related to Literature & Life in the Global Village will be included in registration packages.

FOURSOME:
$2,900 ($4,000 if all tickets purchased separately)

Four tickets to every event of Words & Music. Purchasers will be listed as sponsors in
festival program. Note: registration packages specifically do not include hotel accommodations or limited registration workshops. Note: for academics registering, opportunities for submitting papers on topics related to Literature & Life in the Global Village will be included in registration packages.

Contact us at Faulkhouse@aol.com for special pricing for group packages for more than 12 persons.

Special Event A La Carte Pricing

MANUSCRIPT CRITIQUES
EXTRA CRITIQUES FOR REGISTERED AUTHORS

$75 Per Agent Critique and Consultation; $75 per Editor Critique and Consultation.
CRITIQUES FOR NON-REGISTERED WRITERS
$100 Per Agent Critique & Consultation; $100 per Editor Critique & Consultation.

WEDNESDAY: MASTER CLASS FOR STUDENTS AND TEACHERS

Free to students and teachers of participating schools who register in advance,
college students with valid Campus ID with advance reservations, included in Words & Music registration packages. $25 for general public, by advance reservaton only.

WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY, LIMITED REGISTRATION
WORKSHOPS FOR WRITERS

$50 Per Person, No Discounts Available
Llimited places available, two-hour intense workshop sessions with hands-on critiques by literary agent Michael Murphy and New Orleans Review Editor Christopher Chambers, Rosemary Daniell, and others of work submitted in advance. Authors will not be identified when their work is being critiqued.
Note: This workshop is not included in package registrations. No authors, including winners, will be admitted on a complimentary basis.

OTHER WORKSHOPS WITH LIMITED REGISTRATION TO BE ADDED

$50 per person, No Discounts Available
Llimited places available, two-hour intense workshop session with critiques by faculty to be announced of work submitted in advance. Authors will not be identified when their work is being critiqued.
Note: This workshop is not included in package registrations. No authors, including winners, will be admitted on a complimentary basis.

MASTER CLASSES
$25 PER SESSION, Adults; $12.50, Students

See schedule for details. Note: all discussions identified as Master Classes in the schedule are included in the festival packages.

WEDNESDAY: MEETING OF THE WORDS & MUSIC WRITERS ALLIANCE

Free to New Orleans members of the Alliance, Louisiana Students With Valid ID
Included in Registration Packages, Faculty and Sponsors are Guests.
General Public, $15
Light refreshments included. The the event will feature 12 unpublished writers reading special pieces of their creation on topics related to the 2010 theme:
Life & Literature in the Global Village
Those who wish to present must apply in advance with copies of work they wish to present.

THURSDAY: WELCOME COCKTAIL PARTY AT COLE-PRATT ART GALLERY
HONORING WELL KNOWN ARTIST JOAN GRISWOLD, WHOSE WORK
WILL BE EXHIBITED AT COLE-PRATT BEGINNING WITH THIS EVENT.
Free For Patrons, Faculty
Included in "Writer Tuition" and "All Events" Registration Packages

Words & Music will honor Ms. Griswold, Words & Music patrons, and Faculty. Beloved humorist Roy Blount, Jr. will introduce his wife, Joan Griswold, and offer his comments on
being married to an artist.

NOTE: Words & Music will organize bus transportation to and from the art gallery, which is located in Uptown New Orleans, for those who would like transportation other than cabs.
The cost per person will be $25 round trip. Those wishing bus transportation for this event must reserve no later than November 1.


DAILY LITERATURE & LUNCH
: $60 Per Lunch
Included in "All Events" Packages

Literature & Lunch
events feature great food, a glass of wine, and a talk by one of our expert faculty. See our Schedule of Events for updated details. Literature & Lunch events will take place on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, November 10 - November 13. $60 per person, per event. Persons who register for all luncheons will receive a $5 per lunch discount. Writers registering by September 25, 2011 are eligible for a $5 discount per lunch even if they do not take the luncheon package.

FRIDAY: FAULKNER FOR ALL!
FEATURING ARMANDO VALLADARES
$75 REGISTERED WRITERS & FAULKNER SOCIETY PATRONS; $100 GENERAL PUBLIC
Note:
Price includes Ambassador Valladares appearance and the separate gala
cocktail party and dinner following. Tickets for the Valladares address at 7 p. m. only
are $25 per person, general public; $12.50, students with valid student ID. A number of complimentary student tickets are available first come, first serve.
Co-Sponsored by the New Orleans Hispanic Heritage Foundation, the University of New Orleans and its Latin American Studies Program, and Loyola University's Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies.

7:00 p.m. — Hotel Monteleone, Nouvelle Orleans Ballroom
Session with Former U. S. Ambassador to the UN for Human Rights, Armando Valladares, author of the international bestselling memoir, Against All Hope

8:15 p. m. — Hotel Monteleone, Queen Anne Ballroom
Cocktails Honoring Ambassador Valladares & our Sponsors, Awards, Dinner & Dancing.
Included in "All Events" Registration Package and complimentary packages for Competition Winners. Competition finalists are invited guests.

SATURDAY: PERFORMANCE READING BY PULITZER PRIZE PLAYWRIGHT: NILO CRUZ
AND CONVERSATION WITH NILO CRUZ AND PRIZE-WINNING PLAYWRIGHT JOHN BIGUENET.
$25 General Public, $12.50 Students, Includes Mojitas and Cuban Nibbles
Co-sponsored by the Hispanic Heritage Foundation of New Orleans           
  $25 Reg   
Included in "Writers Tuition" and "All Events" packages. Note: a number of free tickets are available first come/first serve to students with advance reservations.
E-mail Faulkhouse@aol.com for information/reservations.

For Complete information on Nilo Cruz & John Biguenet, Click Here!

Co-Sponsored by the New Orleans Hispanic Heritage Foundation, the University of New Orleans and its Latin American Studies Program, and Loyola University's Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies.

SATURDAY: JAZZ AFTER HOURS AT THE NAPOLEON HOUSE
FEATURING CUBAN & MUSIC IN HONOR OF NILO CRUZ

$75 Registered Writers; $100 General Public

Included in "All Events" packages.

INDIVIDUAL DISCUSSION TICKETS
RANGE: $5 to $25 (Master Classes), General Public; $2.50 to
$12.50, Students with Valid Campus ID
Individual Discussion Tickets are available for General Interest Sessions. Individual tickets may be purchased by at the door or in advance with credit card or check. Prices for any special events, such as Limited Registration Workshops, are listed separately on this page.

NOTE:
Included in this category of tickets are Presentation of Academic Papers on various
subjects relating to Literature & Life in the Global Village. (All presentations free to students with current, valid campus ID cards.)

For details about any of these events, click on 2011 SCHEDULE! (Note: Working schedule for 2011 is up; only a couple of events are yet to be scheduled with faculty.) To Reserve with check or credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, or American Express only), Click Here! for registration form.
NOTE: We are unable at this time to take on-line resgistrations as our internet pay feature is in the process of being revised. We do not accept credit cards for orders of less than $50.

General Information

You can either attend the whole festival or select the special events you wish to attend. To reserve by mail with check, download the 2011 reservation form Here! We do not accept credit cards for ticket orders of less than $50. All food and wine events must be reserved by November 7. For other events, tickets may be purchased at the door with cash or check and drivers' license ID.

Complimentary tickets for students are available for most events on a first-come, first-serve basis with valid student ID. To obtain, tickets e-mail
Faulkhouse@aol.com with photo of current Student ID card in the e-mail.

All advance reservations must be pre-paid. No refunds will be made on advance reservations cancelled after October 1, unless an event is cancelled. We are not responsible for refunds when events must be postponed for reasons beyond our control. If persons cannot attend on new dates, tickets or tuition will be provided for the following year. Those who must cancel for personal reasons after October 1 will be given tuition/event ticket credit for the following year.

 

 
Pirate’s Alley Faulkner Society
624 Pirate’s Alley, New Orleans, LA 70116
phone: (504) 586-1609 or (504) 525-5615
fax: (504) 522-9725
info@wordsandmusic.org
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