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The Road to Publication Part 1
Tuesday 25 October 2022 @ 7:30 pm - Tuesday 15 November 2022 @ 9:00 pm
£40 Are you curious or even frustrated about getting your writing out there?
Writing is one thing, but the journey to seeing your work published is not a straightforward one. It’s often dependent on luck, connections, and know-how.
In this 2-part hands-on workshop, learn from an award-winning novelist to increase your know-how – and your chances of getting published. Whether you are querying agents and publishers with your novel, submitting poems to magazines, or curious about multi-book deals, you will learn more about the process of publishing your creative writing.
Every participant gets to share where they are in their publishing journey, what advice they’re looking for, and we’ll devise an individual bespoke plan to help you further towards your goal of publication. This workshop takes place over two Tuesday evenings (Oct 25th and Nov 15), with homework assigned in between – and plenty of examples and discussion about the myriad routes towards seeing your own words in print! The price of £40 is inclusive.
About Winnie:
Winnie M Li is an author and activist. Her debut novel, DARK CHAPTER won The Guardian’s Not The Booker Prize, nominated for an Edgar Award, and translated into ten languages. She is currently adapting it for the screen. Her second novel Complicit was published in Summer 2022 to worldwide acclaim. DARK CHAPTER won The Guardian’s Not The Booker Prize 2017! Shortlisted for both the Edgar Awards and Author’s Club – Best First Novel Awards
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My website: http://winniemli.com
My Twitter: @winniemli