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Eternally His
Love's Reflection
Savannah Heat Contemporary Romance
Gifts for the Goddess, Coming Soon From |
April 13. Christopher Scott, author of Choke Point, spoke to the SWG on the marketing plan for his new book. April 27. Carol North discussed "Building the First Chapter of Your Novel." Download the handouts at the Media Kit page.
May 11. Meeting of the SWG. Cavanaugh Lee spoke on how she found a literary agent and subsequently sold her book to Simon & Schuster. May 25. Meeting of the SWG. "Back to Basics" with a writing exercise by Anne el-Habre, and critiquing. Bring 10 copies of up to seven, double-spaced pages of the WIP you need critiqued.
June 6-12. Carol North interviewed and Savannah Heat promoted for Moonlight Week on the Ramsey Reviews blog. Prizes are a Savannah Heat book tote and a copy of Love's Reflection in PDF format. June 8. Meeting of the SWG. Intellectual rights attorney, Nathan Belzar, spoke to the group. Press release. June 15. Release of Savannah Heat in print and in eBook. Orders. June22. Meeting of the SWG. Bess Chappas spoke about her newest children's book, Kiki and the Statue of Liberty, and how to turn your childrood memories into children's books. Press release.
July 13. Meeting of the SWG. Our own Lynne Bendoly shared her experiences having a children's book published by Publish America and obtaining quotes for future books to be published locally. Press release. July 27. Dinner. Spend some social time with the members of the SWG.
August 10. Vacation. There will be no meeting of the SWG. August 24. Vacation. There will be no meeting of the SWG.
September 1-3. Carol North kicked off the Ramsey Reviews Halloween Bash. Read her horror short story, "What Price Beauty," on the blog. This event lasts through October. Visit the Stories page to learn more. September 13. Carol North will be interviewed for Karen Nutt's blog. To be entered in a drawing for a copy of Eternally His in PDF format, visit the blog on the 13th and leave a comment. Click here to visit the blog. September 14. Meeting of the SWG. Miriam Center will speak about her book, Scarlett O'Hara Can Go to Hell, her iUniverse publishing experience, and the group she founded, Daughters of Destiny. Q&A and a WIP critiquing session witll follow. Press release. September 28. Meeting of the SWG. Carol North, author of Savannah Heat, will help you decide if you should consider ePublication. She will share facts about market growth, where to find the right publisher, where to check out publisher integrity, how to track royalties, and changes in print-only markets. Q&A and a WIP critiquing session will follow.
October 12.Meeting of the SWG. Patricia Andres, published online and in print, is writing the biography of a person living with three chromosomes. Her transgender subject, Crystal (aka Robert), will visit SWG on Oct. 12. Pat will briefly outline the WIP, and both she and Crystal will take questions from the audience. A WIP critiquing session will follow. October 26. Meeting of the SWG. Mathew Propst, bookstore owner, author, and photographer, will discuss how he came to have his photography books published. Q&A and a WIP critiquing session will follow.
November 8. Meeting of the SWG. Marli Sieburger, author of Diamonds & Mildew, will discuss the process she used to have her book translated into a second language, Spanish. Q&A and critiquing follow. November 23. No meeting. Thanksgiving break.
December 14. Meeting of the SWG. Annual holiday dinner. Location to be announced in November. December 28. No meeting. Holiday break. |
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