By Joyce Lohse In mid-June, Western Writers of America (WWA) converged on Loveland, Colorado, for their 68th Annual Convention. For a writer struggling with focus and direction, this was a perfect opportunity to learn about industry news and gain inspiration. Three days of listening, interacting and learning among 200 of the most talented Western writers and historians on the planet was irresistible. The prospect, which included a road trip across Colorado, was exciting, yet daunting. During Covid-19 shutdowns, writers’ block was a popular topic among writers on bulletin boards and social media. This term is sometimes replaced by different words, ...