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BDSM Writers Con is the definitive conference for readers and writers of Dominance and submission. The conference takes place August 20 - 23 in New York City, New York.

BDSM Writers Con offers workshops for writers and readers of Dominance and submission on various aspects of the BDSM lifestyle from beginners to advanced, hosting Book Contests for both fiction and non-fiction authors of BDSM.

The BDSM Book Contest offers winners a book contract from a participating publisher, and the BDSM Writers Con Gold Flogger Award is for the Best BDSM Book of the Year. Finalists in both contests have the opportunity to submit a story for BDSM Writers Con's Second Annual BDSM Writers Con Anthology.

Early-bird registration is $250. One can also sign-up for our easy monthly payment plan. Authors can register for our special Featured Author Status and receive promotional opportunities.

 

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The National Leather Association: International, a leading organization for activists in the pansexual SM/Leather community, announced the winners for excellence in literary works in SM/Leather/Fetish writing published in 2013 at its Annual General Meeting in Dallas, TX September 26-28 and held during Beyond Vanilla. The judges received a greater number of nominations this year than ever before and judging in most categories was quite difficult with such exemplary pieces of writing.

With so many wonderful works coming in decisions were very difficult for the judges so there was a tie in the Non-Fiction Book category. Winners of the Geoff Mains Non-Fiction Book Award are John Huxley for “The Artisan's Book of Fetishcraft: Patterns and Instructions for Creating Professional Fetishwear, Restraints and Sensory Equipment” (Greenery Press) and F.R.R. Mallory for “The Kinky Feminist” (self-published). Honorable mention in this category goes to Thom Magister for “Biker Bar: Bikes, Beer, and Boys - A Playful Look at the Roots of the Leather Bar” (Perfectbound Press).