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Conf. VI

Masterclass: How Artists Game System: A Study in Positioning Your Work
8:00 am - 11:50 am
Molly McGhee
(This class is a paid add-on) The market for books is shrinking. Selling one is even harder now than it was in the past. In this four hour master class we’ll look at how to position yourself to sell your work— without sacrificing the boldness of your voice and vision. Most pitch sessions focus on hitting all the “rules” of pitching. This is helpful, but Writers are also Artists, and with a broader understanding of how the business of books operates, they can remain that way without letting publishing systems overpower their artistic intent. This is a class that aims to empower authors, build their confidence, and embolden them to approach the book world as they want to, not as is demanded of them.
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Oh My Word!: Determine Your Word Count
1:30 pm - 2:20 pm
Leah Pierre
The goal of this workshop is to help writers not only determine what length their WIPs should be per industry standards but also understand the why behind these word count limits.
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Pitch, Please! How to Strike the Right Tone in Your Query Letter (and Other Helpful Tips)
2:30 pm - 3:20 pm
Ben Miller-Callahan
Beginner - In this workshop, we'll cover how to write a strong query letter to help you land the agent of your dreams. We'll cover what to say and how to say it in order to put your best foot forward in this exciting stage of your writing career.
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How to Write a Thriller that Keeps ’em Turning Pages
3:30 pm - 4:20 pm
L.S. Hawker
Beginner - Mystery/thriller/crime novels account for 47% of all fiction purchased. The thriller is the genre of our age—reflecting the fears, stresses, and break-neck pace of life in the 21st century. Learn pacing, suspense, twists, and character development to get you started in the genre.
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Detours to Success: Reinventing Yourself
4:30 pm - 5:20 pm
Karen Lin
Staying in your comfort zone holding you back? Parlay your skills for success, inspiration, & income. Stoke the flame, branch out, and capitalize on knowledge while NOT selling yourself short. Reinvent yourself; take interests & expertise into new realms. Find a new audience. Weave in personal theme.
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