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Sneak preview…
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Excitement is building in the publicity department today as we prepare to announce our first Writers’ & Artists’ writing conference!
Perfect for all you aspiring writers looking for a bit of insight into the publishing process, this will be a unique opportunity to benefit from the experience of some of the industry’s finest.
Make sure you’re signed up to our newsletters to receive full details of this exciting new writing programme – and we’ll be adding more details online very soon. Places are limited so you’ll need to book quickly to avoid disappointment!
Ellen
(Publicity, A&C Black)
Pssst… don’t tell anyone, but… we’re offering a tenner off tickets booked before the end of December 2009.
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3 Comments on Sneak preview…
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Claire Fogg (Publisher, Yearbooks) on
Nov 16, 2009 at 16:32pm
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Elizabeth Madden on
Nov 19, 2009 at 19:46pm
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Ellen (Publicity) on
Nov 20, 2009 at 09:52am
We’ve just announced the details of this conference – complete with an early bird discount if you buy your ticket soon. Just click on the following link to find out more about The Insider Guide to How to Get Published, the new one-day event from the team behind the Writers’ & Artists’ Yearbook.
Regarding this conference, is it open to all writers, whether published or as yet unpublished, to apply for a place?
Who is the comp. aimed at?
I’m a tad confused…
The Insider Guide to How to Get Published is open to all writers, published or otherwise. For a full programme of the day including details of how to book, please click here.
The competition is also open to everyone, just write a pitch of 20 words for your novel/book (finished, or otherwise) and submit it to the email listed (see the info in the middle of the homepage). Hope that helps!
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