"The best way to become acquainted with a subject is to write a book about it."
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The Nuts and Bolts of Publishing Print E-mail

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Objective: There is a plethora of decisions to be made when considering book publishing. The Internet is replete with sites discussing the myriad of publishing scams that are sucking the joy and talent out of getting a book published. These publishers are living off the drive for writers to see their work in print.


Equally, America has a long history of reputable publishers, who move writers to the respected status of author. People get their works published everyday by the large publishing houses and honest independent publishing companies. We are determined to give our literary community guidance to make the most appropriate decisions about the publishing process. We do this most effectively through education.

Introducing the Nuts and Bolts of Publishing:
The WordShop that will get your books into readers’ hands

 

Pre-Registration is required: Class is limited to 12 participants. Please register as soon as possible.

Prerequisite: None.

Wordshop Duration: 4 weeks

2008 Wordshop Dates:

Wednesdays; September 3, 10, 17,24 at 6:30 pm.

Tuition: $50.00

Materials/Text Fee: Included

Required Materials: Notebook and writing tool


Wordshop Outline:

==> What is a publisher and how does the publisher affect the success of your book?
==> Do you know the language of the publishing industry?
==> How do you submit your work to a publisher?
==> How can you work with your publisher to generate book sales?


This is a four-week comprehensive workshop, covering aspects of the publishing industry relative to writers and authors.

Whether you have already published a book or are working on a manuscript, this course offers specific tools you will need to get your book into circulation.

You will learn how:

• Publishers determine the distribution process of your book.
• Editors and agents work together to discover best sellers.
• You can increase the chances of getting published.
• Some publishers take advantage of writers, and how you can avoid it.
• Bookstores choose which titles to stock.


This is possibly one of the most important WordShops to attend if you want to get your book into the hands of readers across America.

 
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