Sentences with phrase «local writing group»

She is active in local writing groups, an editor, and is a writing coach.

You might also be able to schedule a signing with local writing groups or any organization that aligns with your content.

This independent event is organized by coordinator Jessica Bell of Writing Day Workshops, with assistance from local writing groups.

Some writers join local writing groups.

I am so curious about RWA vs. SCBWI vs. local writing groups.

Some do find creative means of stocking their physical book, such as working directly with their local bookstore or drumming up support from local writing groups.

I'm in a local writing group, and promotion is a perennial topic.

This can come in the form of a local writing group in your town or city, or via an online community like Writer's Craft Academy, which combines a forum structure with weekly group calls.

As a fairly new author, I was amazed when so many of the people in the local writing groups were all about platform this and platform that and you have to have a platform before you even start writing.

You may already have someone in mind who can help you in this way, but you may also want to look for a local writing group or online group.

Prepare your digital list of proposed lectures, author bio, and cover letter; then, send it to the event coordinators of your local writing groups.

Get involved in a community of writers, whether it be a local writing group, a national organization or an online forum so you can network, get tips and advice and swap ideas.

And a 6 × 9 full print cover for my local writing group's anthology (Wicked Words: A Collection of Spooky Stories by Members of Wicked Wordsmiths of the West), now available through Amazon:

Another option would be to find a local writing group, but that may be more challenging since writing groups often arise out of established relationships.

Go to meetings of your local writing group and sign up for workshops.

Being part of a nation - wide organization gives you the advantage of a local writing group combined with the protection and benefits that only a national association can provide.

Check with your local community center and bookstores in your area to see if there are any local writing groups you can join.

Try your local writing groups, for example.

A local writing group I'm in critiqued a member's one page story recently.

Join or make a local writing group, maybe in your city, that meets once a month.

Professional Groups Can Connect You Further: From local writing groups to SCBWI and RWA chapters, finding people already devoted to writing can connect you to larger resources.

Joining a local writing group is one sure - fire way to up your author game, but what if you don't have one in your community?

Even if you're not officially a member of a local writing group, you may be able to get the information you need by sending the coordinator an email inquiry.

The authors you've met at writers conferences or at your local writing group meetings might have valuable advice for you — including honest reviews of editors based on uncensored feedback.

And a quick Internet search will let you know if there's a local writing group or organization that might be interested in having you speak about your experiences with self - publishing a book.

I went to some local writing groups just to meet other authors, but many of those writers weren't interested in joining a critique group.

Give a talk at the local writing group on self - publishing.

These individuals are your critique partners; writers or readers you've met along the way, either via Twitter, a local writing group in your area, whatever.

A local writing group may be able to offer you important feedback (so long as you're willing to offer it on members» projects in return).

Local writing groups are a great place to start.

You mentioned that you met in a local writing group.

For authors who don't have access to local writing groups, the Internet is a great way to share your work with other writers for critique.

The local writing group had great people, but I wasn't learning the marketing that I wanted or was able to ask questions on how to increase my mailing list.

Over half of my local writing group has been published at least once, and they share their experiences with those who ask.

His next comment was, «You know what is useful...» and proceeded to tell me about a local writing group I'd never heard of that hosts guest speakers and workshops on a regular basis.

I am also a member of a local writing group that focuses on developing writing practices and meets biweekly.