Monday 3 November 2014

LWC Jacqueline Burns masterclass tomorrow night 7-845pm, The Cube, London

Taking place tonight:


 
 
London Writers' Club
 
The club for writers passionate about writing
 
 

 

 
Write a Bestseller with literary agent and writing consultant, Jacqueline Burns 
 
On Tuesday, 4 November, join us for a masterclass to Write a Bestseller.  Jacq Burns will be speaking and we will be joined by guest,  Sarah Juckes of completelynovel.com (a free self publishing service) and Tory Lyne-Pirkis from PR agency, Midas PR.

We have a few tickets left for this event. 

Time: 7-8.45pm
 
Members free, otherwise, tickets £15
 
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Top tips from PR guru, Tory Lyne-Pirkis
 
 


  
 
 
Network. Runaway bestsellers always start out as word-of-mouth sellers, with friends recommending the book to each other until everyone is reading it. You need to spread the word about your book as far and wide as possible. You can do this in the real world by attending book events and getting to know your local bookshop, local librarians, English teachers at your local school and organisers of your local festival. In the virtual world, you can network using Twitter and Facebook. On Twitter, you can follow and tweet at influencers in the publishing industry, and you can build a following of people who are interested in your work, who will hopefully recommend your book to others.

Read the full post here.
 
 
 
Q and A with Jacqueline Burns
 
Please could you tell us what your new book is about?
The idea that while you can't guarantee a bestseller, there are classic ingredients that bestsellers possess, a lot of them learnable.  And there are things that will harm your chances that you can avoid.
 
Why did you decide to write this book?
When Victoria Roddam of Hodder approached me to write the book, my first thought was, 'what can I say that hasn't already been said?  Then it occurred to me that there was a lot of new material: the recent mega sellers and the controversy they'd generated;  the rise of indy publishers; and the idea of that authors need to be Authorpreneurs. Suddenly I had a lot of  things to say.
 
How can it help unpublished writers?
It gets inside the mechanics of a bestselling book.  It takes a writer from the first stages of writing, redrafting and publishing through to promoting their book and beyond.
 
 
November's LWC event with agent and writing consultant, Jacqueline Burns for the launch of Write a Bestseller
 
When
 
Tuesday, November 4
7-8.45pm
 
Where
 
The Cube London 155 COMMERCIAL STREET
LONDON E1 6BJ
 
What
 
Discover the secrets of writing a bestseller. PLUS top tips from Tory Lyne-Pirkis, a top publicist and great self publishing advice from Sarah Juckes of Completely Novel.
 
£15 for non-members
 
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