With thanks to Jericho Writers for the details:
Hi,
If you've been
waiting for the perfect moment to secure your spot at this year's
London Festival of Writing, consider this your sign. The literary agent
one-to-one booking system is opening next week on Tuesday 2
April at 12:00pm BST. Every ticket to the festival includes at least
one agent one-to-one and these are on a first come first served
basis, so make sure to get your ticket
before the booking system opens so that you don't miss out on the agent
you'd like to meet. There are also only 7 rooms left at the
hotel, so if you'd like to stay on site to get the full festival
experience, don't delay!
Interested in which
literary agents are going to be attending? Take a look at our full
festival brochure right here:
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What is the London
Festival of Writing?
Since 2010, over
three hundred writers per year have travelled to The Festival of
Writing, which sees writers, literary agents and industry professionals
gather from around the world for a weekend of writing workshops from
bestselling authors, literary one-to-ones and more.
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This year, the
festival in back in London, but bigger and better than ever before.
With more workshops to choose from, more opportunities for networking,
and a fabulous gala dinner on Saturday, you’re in for a real treat.
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Vaseem Khan
Keynote speaker - The Five Magic Ingredients To
Writing A Bestseller
Vaseem Khan is no
stranger to the bestseller lists, having had his first crime novel, The
Unexpected Inheritance of Inspector Chopra, selected by the Sunday
Times as one of the 40 best crime novels published 2015-2020. Two
award-winning series later, and with translations in 17 languages, he
was elected the first non-white Chair of the 70-year-old UK Crime
Writers Association in 2023, and now he’s here to share his knowledge
with the Jericho Writers community.
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Graham
Bartlett
Criminally Good:
Writing Authentic Policing & Crime Scenarios
Starting with a
gruesome murder, Graham will take you through the first 24 hours of a
homicide enquiry. He’ll talk forensics, fast-track enquiries and the
hunt for a killer. Then you’ll learn how to write authentic
protagonists, antagonists and their supporting cast as well as
plausible police dialogue.
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Philippa East
Understanding Genre
Conventions
Unlock the essential
cheat-sheet to planning, writing and editing your next masterpiece with
this deep dive into story genre. Discover the secrets of the core story
“types” so that every tale you tell will perfectly satisfy your
readers.
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Silé Edwards
Perfect Your Query
Letter
Who else is better
placed to give you cutting-edge insight into your query letter than a
practicing literary agent? In this session, Silé Edwards will
live-critique a selection of pre-submitted query letters and offer
actionable advice for improvement.
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Imran Mahmood
Designing Your Novel
For TV & Film
It’s something highly
coveted by authors: a TV or film deal. But how can we increase the
likelihood that our book will get picked up for an adaptation? Should
we be honing our screenwriting skills and adapting our own work for
screen?
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Marve Michael
Anson & Rebecca Hilsdon
Keynote Speaker - The
Realities of Being An Author
Join Marve Michael
Anson, her editor Rebecca Hilsdon and Debi Alper as we discuss just
what it means to be an author; the highs, the lows and everything in
between.
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... and so many more!
To
discover the full line-up for this year, download our 2024 festival
brochure.
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If you have any
queries, please feel free to get in touch with us at info@jerichowriters.com.
See you soon!
Becca Day
Head of Membership
and Festival Director
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Jericho Writers
167-169 Great Portland street
5th Floor
London W1W 5PF
United Kingdom
UK: +44 (0)330 043 0150 US: +1 (646)-974-9060
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