Part 1: Fiction: You've written a short story or novel, but what do you do with it now? How do you find traditional markets for your short fiction? Do you need an agent for your novel? Broken into two sections, this webinar will discuss the traditional publishing process for fiction. The first section will address publishing short fiction, including formatting, writer's guidelines, markets, and submission procedures. The second half of the webinar will discuss the process of publishing your novel with a traditional publisher, including finding reputable agents, writing query letters, and preparing a synopsis.
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ABOUT THE PRESENTER: Jeanne Lyet Gassman's debut novel Blood of a Stone (Tuscany Press) received a Bronze 2015 Independent Publisher Book Award in the national category of religious fiction. Her short work has been nominated for Best Small Fictions and the Pushcart Prize. Additional awards include fellowships from Ragdale and the Arizona Commission on the Arts. Jeanne's writing has appeared in The Manifest Station, Queen Mob's Tea House, Hippocampus Magazine, Literary Mama, Barrelhouse, and Hermeneutic Chaos Literary Journal, among many others. Her short story, "Sweet Dirty Love," was recently published in the anthology, Debris & Detritus: The Lesser Greek Gods Running Amok. Visit Jeanne at her website: www.jeannelyetgassman.com
Where's the address to attend this on June 15/17 at 1:30 pm
IM CURRENTLY WRITING A NOVEL AND I WANNA PUBLISH IT CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME MY CONTACT NUMBER IS 0630413398
I have self published a childrens book through Author House. I would like to try to get my book traditionaly published through scholastic. I need a literary agent and I am having a hard time sifting through all the junk websites to find a quality one. My book is titled "Dreams: overcoming your challenges". I am a father of three little girls and one of my little girls Ryleigh had a C-5 spinal cord injury at the age of three. She was a quadreplegic at first, but through hundreds of therapies and hard work she has control from the waist up. She is six years old now. I wrote my book to inspire her and other special needs children that they can still accomplish so many things. I have seen my book bring tears of joy to peoples eyes that do not even know my daughter. I hired a professional artist from the Ukrain to do extrodinary illustrations for my book. I need a quality literary agent to help me with my books journey.
Respectfully,
David Cheramie