A publishing career has lots of highs, but the path isn't always a smooth one: your next book doesn't sell, you part ways with your agent, your editor leaves, you get a bad review, your book doesn't sell nearly as well as you'd expected. Or maybe you're just stuck. How do you look at where you are, where you've been, and take the next steps to get you where you want to be? How do you pick yourself up and dig back in to find the joy that made you excited about creating in the first place? In this session, we're going to come together to get honest about the tough side of the publishing business, examining the challenges, discussing strategies, and considering ways to pick back up, pivot, and use negative experiences to propel us to what could be the next great thing waiting just around the corner.
Wednesday, April 3, 2024, at 7:30-9 PM Eastern
The webinar is 90 minutes long.
Registration will close at NOON, Tuesday, April 2, 2024.
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A link to a recording of this event will be emailed the day after the webinar and will be available to registered attendees for 30 days.
Premium member price: $15
Regular price: $30
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Alison S. Weiss is offering manuscript critiques (up to 10 pages), and picture book dummy critiques.
Critiques are available to Premium Members only.
Submissions are due before the webinar. Submission deadline March 24, 2024; no exceptions.
Critique fees paid are non-refundable.
All critiques: $70