Are you interested in advancing your writing career? Then mark your calendar: Chuck Sambuchino of Writer's Digest Books is hosting "How to Get Published" in Louisville, Kentucky on February 6, 2015 at the Holiday Inn Louisville East.
This writing event is a full-day opportunity to get intense instruction, pitch a literary agent or editor (optional) and get your questions answered. Please note that there is limited seating (90 seats total).
The special writing workshop is designed to give you the best instruction on how to get your writing and books published. The topics include: your publishing opportunities today, how to write queries and pitches, how to market yourself and your books, what prompts an agent/editor to continue (or to stop) reading your manuscript and more. Writers of all genres are welcome.
Literary agents onsite will give feedback and take pitches from writers. This year's faculty includes agent Natalia Aponte (Aponte Literary), agent Alice Speilburg (Speilburg Literary), agent Brent Taylor (TriadaUS Literary), agent Victoria Lea (Aponte Literary), and editor JD DeWitt (River Valley Publishing).
I have registered for this workshop and will blog about it next year—so check back with Children's Writer's World in February or March. Until then, I hope you will consider attending, too. By the end of the day, we will have more tools to help us move forward along our writing paths.
This writing event is a full-day opportunity to get intense instruction, pitch a literary agent or editor (optional) and get your questions answered. Please note that there is limited seating (90 seats total).
The special writing workshop is designed to give you the best instruction on how to get your writing and books published. The topics include: your publishing opportunities today, how to write queries and pitches, how to market yourself and your books, what prompts an agent/editor to continue (or to stop) reading your manuscript and more. Writers of all genres are welcome.
Literary agents onsite will give feedback and take pitches from writers. This year's faculty includes agent Natalia Aponte (Aponte Literary), agent Alice Speilburg (Speilburg Literary), agent Brent Taylor (TriadaUS Literary), agent Victoria Lea (Aponte Literary), and editor JD DeWitt (River Valley Publishing).
I have registered for this workshop and will blog about it next year—so check back with Children's Writer's World in February or March. Until then, I hope you will consider attending, too. By the end of the day, we will have more tools to help us move forward along our writing paths.
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