Join us in Salt Lake City,Utah, on Friday, September 17, for an all-day, hands-on intensive workshop:
Topic:
From Plotting to Final Draft: Getting Your Manuscript Ready to Compete
Heather Moore, owner of Precision Editing Group, and four senior editors will teach this in-depth, hands-on workshop: From Plotting to Final Draft: Getting Your Manuscript Ready to Compete. Publishers and agents receive thousands of submissions each year. More so than ever, your book concept needs to stand above the rest, and your writing needs to be tight and carefully edited. Come ready to write, to learn, and to discover how to take your manuscript to next level.
About the instructors:
Josi Kilpack writes women’s fiction and suspense. She’s an award-winning suspense author and has published nearly a dozen novels, her most recent includes the best-selling Sadie Hoffmiller mystery series.
Annette Lyon is the award-winning author of several contemporary and historical novels, as well as the popular grammar guide, There, Their, They’re: A No-Tears Guide to Grammar from the Word Nerd, and the upcoming cookbook, Chocolate Never Faileth.
Heather Moore owns and manages Precision Editing Group. She is also an award winning author of seven historical novels and one non-fiction work.
Lu Ann Staheli is a Best of State winner for Educator, K-12 grade. She is the co-author of the recent memoirs, When Hearts Conjoin: The True Story of the Herrin Twins (also 2010 Best of State winner), and Psychic Madman.
Julie Wright is the author of several YA novels, both contemporary and fantasy, including the science fiction series, The Hazzardous Universe, which is blasting off February 2011.
3 comments:
Sounds wonderful! Isn't this just the day before the Book Academy at UVU? Perfect timing! Two great workshops back to back. Maybe it will help more out-of-staters to come.
The Book Academy conference at UVU is on September 30, so about 12 days apart :)
However, Sept. 18th is Authorpaloza at the Orem Barnes & Noble. Lots of our friends will be there signing books that day, I'm sure.
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