Are you a "new or emerging" writer of fiction?
Interested in how to become published and wanting to know as much as possible
about the business as you bash down its doors? then you might be interested in
the The 2013
Newcastle Writing Conference on Sat 4th May.
Saturday 4 May, 9.30am-5.30pm, Northumbria University,
Newcastle upon Tyne
"New Writing North presents a conference for new and
emerging writers of fiction that explores trends in publishing, identifies new
markets for writing and supports authors to make connections with each other
and with industry experts. The conference is presented in conjunction
with Northumbria
University.
"The Newcastle Writing Conference is a must-attend event if
you are an aspiring writer at work on a first novel, are approaching the
publication of your first novel or are an early career writer looking to find
new ways to promote your work and to understand more about the industry that
you are now working in.
"If you’re studying creative writing at university the
conference will also be a useful introduction to the industries of writing and
publishing and a chance to learn from experts and writers."
Nicola's panel is at 10.45am:
Breaking into Writing: Agents and
publishers
"A panel giving the lowdown on how to break into the
writing industry with author, blogger and self-publisher Nicola
Morgan, literary agent Juliet Mushens, and Hodder &
Stoughton publisher Lisa Highton. The panel will cover
how writers engage with and identify suitable agents and publishers, how best
to make approaches, and how to manage relationships in the writing
business."
Other panels are:
·
Market Focus: What’s hot and what’s not?
·
Selling Books
·
Digital Writing
All the details and booking instructions are here. Prices range from £49 to £99,
including lunch and refreshments, which is remarkably good value for this packed
day.
Nicola will be signing copies of the BRAND NEW edition of Blame
My Brain in Waterstones in Newcastle that day and would be absolutely delighted to
see you.
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