A writer’s event
Published by on June 6th, 2009 Leave a comment »
Today we are attending a day of seminars put together by The Writers Handbook.
The very reasonably priced day (just £30) appears to be packed with informative sessions tailored to the fledgeling writer.
Sessions cover specifics of the publishing business, talks from literary agents, and appearances by authors willing to share their personal experiences on the road to being published.
From my experience in the past I do have some reservations about how useful this will be. Now and then such events can be too dumbed-down for my taste. Fingers crossed there will be some valuable insights to help on the road ahead.
I’ve held off the next round of submitted query letters this week just in case I learn something here that will help.
A proper report on the day once it’s all over and suitably digested.
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