Hi Reader, Writing nonfiction? If so, I've got a conference for you: the Nonfiction Writers Conference. Most writing conferences trend toward fiction. This one is all nonfiction, all the time! It happens May 7-9 and is entirely virtual, so no need to arrange travel or pack bags. When you register, you can:
This conference is always stuffed with great advice. I'll be running a session on May 8 on using discount promotion sites for book promotions, jointly with Fauzia Burke speaking about AI tools. Sign up by Friday for a discountGet a 15% discount on the passes by using the code NFWC15 if you register by Friday, April 25. Learn more and register here. I hope to see you there! Anne |
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Try tiny experiments instead How's your writing going, Reader? Are you where you want to be with it? Many people feel a sense of inadequacy or guilt when they fail to meet aggressive writing goals. In the past couple weeks, several people have reported problems doing their writing due to real life challenges: illness, caring for family members, work crises, etc. And they usually feel badly about missing their writing planned goals. So, in this email, we're going to talk about another way to...
It's time for another writing voice exercise Dear Reader, In working with nonfiction authors, I often recommend they break up a few long sentences to aid comprehension or change the rhythm of the work. If you live firmly in the "long sentences best serve my work" camp, beware. Too many long sentences can get in the way of comprehension, and then your relationship with the reader suffers. (No one wants to read a sentence twice to understand it.) This month, I invite you to attention to your...
2 posts, 1 book, and more good news Hi, Reader! We have a lot to cover this time, including: The March give-away Two writing posts! Good (writing) news Let's dive in! How to Submit: The March book drawing This month's book is a gem for anyone trying to figure out where and how to submit their poems, stories, essays, creative nonfiction, or books. How to Submit: Getting Your Writing Published by Literary Magazines and Small Presses by Dennis James Sweeney This book changed the way I think...