What Happens After You Write? Understanding Your Publishing Choices
Genres: Fiction, Nonfiction, Poetry, The Writing Life
In Person
In Person Introductory, Intermediate
Introductory, Intermediate 1 Session
1 Session Let's take an unbiased, unvarnished look at current publishing options and how to approach them, from the "Big Five" traditional publishers, to small presses, to self-publishing (with or without service companies), to hybrid and other emerging models. We'll examine the pros and cons of each choice, realistic costs, and income potential, as well as pitfalls to avoid. Most importantly, we'll look at how each writer's goals and strengths can help them make the best decision for them.
Registration dates:
June 5: Scholarship Donation Day (Learn more.)
June 6: Member registration opens
June 13: General registration opens
Beth Jusino
Beth Jusino has more than twenty years of experience helping writers navigate the complicated space between manuscript and final book. A former literary agent and marketing director, she’s now a writer, developmental editor, and publishing consultant for both traditional and self-publishing authors. She’s the author of the award-winning Walking to the End of the World: A Thousand Miles on the Camino de Santiago and The Author's Guide to Marketing, and she’s ghostwritten and collaborated on half a dozen additional titles for both large and small presses. Beth is a member of The Authors Guild and the Northwest Editors Guild, and has taught at writers’ conferences and book festivals around the world. Visit her online at www.bethjusino.com or on Twitter/Instagram @bethjusino.
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