Showing posts with label Suzanne Lieurance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Suzanne Lieurance. Show all posts
Monday, June 17, 2013
Award-winning Children's Author, Donna McDine Featured at Book Bites for Kid - June 18th at 3 pm EST
I'm delighted to share I will be interviewed on Book Bites for Kids on Tuesday, June 18th at 3 pm EST.
I invite you to tune-in at www.bookbitesforkids.com/ as I discuss my two latest children's books, Hockey Agony and Powder Monkey.
Please feel free to call-in at 347-539-5097 to ask your questions about writing for children. I'd be over the moon to hear from you.
About Book Bites for Kids: Host Suzanne Lieurance chats with children's book authors, illustrators, publishers, editors, and publicists about the world of children's writing and publishing.
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Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
Connect with Donna McDine on Google+
The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
~ Literary Classics Silver Award and Seal of Approval, Readers Favorite 2012 International Book Awards Honorable Mention and Dan Poynter's Global e-Book Awards Finalist
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Suzanne Lieurance Visits Write What Inspires You on her Working Writer's Club Virtual Book Tour
I met Suzanne online back in 2007 through the Children's Writers Coaching Club which is now the Working Writer's Cub and have the privilege of working for her as the WWC publicist. Without further ado, welcome Suzanne.
Thank you for following my on the second day of my 5-day virtual tour for my book, The Lucky Baseball - My Story in a Japanese-American Internment Camp. Let me tell you a little bit about what the writer's life is like for me.
First, since I'm also a writing coach as well as a writer, I spend
part of my time each work day helping other writers. I also have to spend some
time each day promoting my writing and my coaching club - the Working Writer's
Club - at http://www.workingwritersclub.com.
The rest of the time I spend searching for new freelance writing assignments or
coming up with ideas for books or stories, then I spend time writing, too.
Usually, I like to write first thing in the morning before I get distracted by
all the other things I need to do.
One of the things I love most about
the writer's life is that I can write most anywhere, most anytime. Sometimes I
get up in the middle of the night and write for an hour or two, then I'll take a
nap in the middle of the day. I also like to go to coffee shops and bookstores
once in a while and do some writing there. And I like to go to the library to do
some of the research for my books. Sometimes, I even travel to interesting spots
to research my books. I'm scheduled to teach a week long writer's workshop this
September in Cortona, Italy. You can find out more about that at http://www.toscanaamericana.com/lieurancewriting.html.Happy reading!
P.S. If you're a writer, sign up for The Morning Nudge and I'll send you tips and other information about writing in an email every weekday morning!
Visit with Suzanne, tomorrow Wednesday, May 16th as she discusses Tradebook Tips for Teacher’s from
Children’s Author, Suzanne Lieurance with host Karen Cioffi - www.karencioffiwritingandmarketing.com
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Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
~ Literary Classics Silver Award and Seal of Approval Recipient and Dan Poynter's Global e-Book Awards Finalist
Friday, March 16, 2012
Virtual Book Tour: The Golden Pathway
I am pleased to invite you to join me on my 5-day Working Writer's Club Virtual Book Tour: March 19-23, 2012.
Each day will cover a different topic of my children's author career, writing and educator guide tips. For the 5-day virtual book tour, visitors will have the opportunity to enter at a chance to win a $25 PayPal payment.
The schedule:
Monday, March 19 - Host: Irene Roth - www.rothsinspiringbooksandproducts.wordpress.com
Tuesday, March 20 - Host: Mayra Calvani - http://www.mayrassecretbookcase.blogspot.com/2012/03/writers-life-with-childrens-author_20.html
Wednesday, March 21 - Host: Suzanne Lieurance - www.suzannelieurance.com
Thursday, March 22 - Host: Faye Levow - www.launchpadpublishing.com/apps/blog
Friday, March 23 - Host: Billie Williams - http://printedwords.blogspot.com
Wishing you inspiration!
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Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
http://guardianangelpublishing.com/pathway.htm ~ Literary Classics Silver Award and Seal of Approval Recipient and Dan Poynter's Global e-Book Awards Finalist
Each day will cover a different topic of my children's author career, writing and educator guide tips. For the 5-day virtual book tour, visitors will have the opportunity to enter at a chance to win a $25 PayPal payment.
The schedule:
Monday, March 19 - Host: Irene Roth - www.rothsinspiringbooksandproducts.wordpress.com
Tuesday, March 20 - Host: Mayra Calvani - http://www.mayrassecretbookcase.blogspot.com/2012/03/writers-life-with-childrens-author_20.html
Wednesday, March 21 - Host: Suzanne Lieurance - www.suzannelieurance.com
Thursday, March 22 - Host: Faye Levow - www.launchpadpublishing.com/apps/blog
Friday, March 23 - Host: Billie Williams - http://printedwords.blogspot.com
Wishing you inspiration!
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Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
http://guardianangelpublishing.com/pathway.htm ~ Literary Classics Silver Award and Seal of Approval Recipient and Dan Poynter's Global e-Book Awards Finalist
Friday, February 17, 2012
Young Adult Author Interview with Billie A. Williams at Book Bites for Kids – Fri, February 17, 2012 at 2 pm CST
Book Bites for Kids, hosted by Suzanne Lieurance is a delightful way to interact with children's book authors, illustrators, publishers, editors, and publicists to learn more about the world of children’s writing and publishing.
“Make sure you have time to finish this book in one reading because you will be compelled to turn another page to see what happens next. This book is targeted for the young adult audience but ‘old’ adults will love it as well. Give this book as a present to anyone interested in a rousing mountain adventure, but after you read it yourself. The only thing disappointing will be when you come to the last page and find out it is the last page.” —Mystery Author J D Webb www.jdwebb.com
About the author: Best-Selling, Award winning Mystery/Suspense author Billie A Williams is a fiction, non-fiction and poetry author and has won numerous contests for her short/flash fiction stories, essays, and poetry. She has over two dozen books published and is published in numerous magazines. Williams is a member of The Wisconsin Regional Writers Association (WRWA) Sister’s in Crime, Women in the Arts Program, Pen Writer's Org., Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators (SCBWI), Children’s Book Insider, and the Working Writer’s Club. Visit Williams www.billiewilliams.com.
Visit the Working Writer’s Club, and become a Facebook Fan today at http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/pages/The-Working-Writers-Club/221038321276421. By becoming a Facebook Fan it will ensure that you are updated on all of the valuable resources and articles at The Working Writer’s Club.
We look forward to your visit.
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Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
http://guardianangelpublishing.com/pathway.htm
We are pleased to invite you to tune in at Book Bites for Kids to meet children’s author, Billie A. Williams as she discusses her new YA novel, Watch for the Raven on Friday, February 17 at 2 pm CST.
About Watch for the Raven: Fifteen year old Josh Avery has heard the horror stories about what Indians do to white people. Hurt, delirious he finds himself on a travois being transported across the Colorado Mountains of 1853 by Eagleman, he fears the worst. This young adult novel explores the consequences of a young man's anger at parental rules.
What People are saying about the Book: “I found this high stress adventure exciting. Josh is transformed from a thoughtless adolescent into the high expectations of manhood. This tale carries a meaningful moral message for maturing youngsters. I would highly recommend it, not just for growing boys, but adventurous girls as well.” —JoEllen Conger, Queen of Candlore, Rite of Passage, and Return of the Goddess
“Make sure you have time to finish this book in one reading because you will be compelled to turn another page to see what happens next. This book is targeted for the young adult audience but ‘old’ adults will love it as well. Give this book as a present to anyone interested in a rousing mountain adventure, but after you read it yourself. The only thing disappointing will be when you come to the last page and find out it is the last page.” —Mystery Author J D Webb www.jdwebb.com
About the author: Best-Selling, Award winning Mystery/Suspense author Billie A Williams is a fiction, non-fiction and poetry author and has won numerous contests for her short/flash fiction stories, essays, and poetry. She has over two dozen books published and is published in numerous magazines. Williams is a member of The Wisconsin Regional Writers Association (WRWA) Sister’s in Crime, Women in the Arts Program, Pen Writer's Org., Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators (SCBWI), Children’s Book Insider, and the Working Writer’s Club. Visit Williams www.billiewilliams.com.
Visit with host Suzanne Lieurance and featured children’s author, Kathryn Kessler for the live broadcast at (646) 716-9239 and www.bookbitesforkids.com and ask the author a question, make a comment, or just say "hi." For future scheduled interviews, visit Book Bites for Kids www.bookbitesforkids.com.
Visit the Working Writer’s Club, and become a Facebook Fan today at http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/pages/The-Working-Writers-Club/221038321276421. By becoming a Facebook Fan it will ensure that you are updated on all of the valuable resources and articles at The Working Writer’s Club.
We look forward to your visit.
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Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
http://guardianangelpublishing.com/pathway.htm
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Writers Online Workshop: What about Editors? with Faye Levow – February 9, 7 pm CST
Freelance writing careers are so much more than the writing. A freelance writer needs to learn the importance of editors and how to make your relationship with an editor flourish. Learn from author, editor, book-writing coach, and publisher Faye Levow on Thursday, February 9 at 7 pm CST for the Working Writer’s Club “What about Editors?” workshop.
Details:
Topic: What about Editors?
Date: Thursday, February 9, 2012, 7:00 p.m. CST
Presenter: Faye Levow
Cost: Free for Working Writer’s Club Members
Description: In this 55-minute writers workshop, you’ll learn…
· The types of editors, what they each do, when you need them, why you need them.
· How to choose an editor. How to work with an editor. How editors charge.
Working Writer’s Club members will automatically receive an invite to this workshop and if you are not a Working Writer’s Club member register at the Working Writer’s Club http://www.workingwritersclub.com/events-2.
About Faye Levow:
Ms. Levow has been a freelance writer and editor for over 30 years, in addition to expertise in a variety of other fields. Her background in business and sales, as well as spirituality has served her well in being able to relate to the subject matter of the books she has edited. As a book-writing coach, Ms. Levow assists upcoming authors in reducing overwhelm and seeing their way clear to getting their best-seller finished. She not only empowers her authors to achieve their dreams, but also get their empowering messages out to thousands more people than might have been possible otherwise. Ms. Levow's personal goal is to create more best-sellers than any other single publishing company in the history of publishing. Visit http://www.launchpadpublishing.com/apps/blog/. Visit the Working Writer’s Club, and become a Facebook Fan today at http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/pages/The-Working-Writers-Club/221038321276421. By becoming a Facebook Fan it will ensure that you are updated on all of the valuable resources and articles at The Working Writer’s Club.
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Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
http://guardianangelpublishing.com/pathway.htm
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Writers Online Workshop: Turn Your Love of Writing into a Business and Earn a Great Income with Suzanne Lieurance
Do you enjoy putting pen to paper or fingers to the keyboard to write your next intriguing article, short story, or manuscript but aren’t sure how to turn your hobby into a full fledge freelance writing business? That’s right your flare for the written word can create you an income flow.
Learn from the master herself the Working Writer’s Coach, Suzanne Lieurance when she presents her latest writers online workshop Turn Your Love of Writing into a Business & Earn a Great Income! on Thursday, February 2 at 7 pm CDT.
Details:
Topic: Turn Your Love of Writing into a Business & Earn a Great Income!
Date: Thursday, February 2, 2012, at 7:00 p.m. CST
Presenter: Suzanne Lieurance
Cost: Free for Working Writer's Club Members
In this 55-minute writer's workshop, you will learn and discover:
- What it takes to start a writing business
- What it takes to earn a great income as a "working" freelance writer
- Answers to your questions about becoming a "working" freelance writer
About Suzanne Lieurance:
Suzanne Lieurance is a children’s writer with (at last count) 23 published books for children. She was also an instructor with the Institute of Children’s Literature (located in West Redding, Connecticut) for over 8 years. As The Working Writer’s Coach, Lieurance helps people who love to write become “working” freelance writers and make a living doing what they love to do best.
Visit the Working Writer’s Club, and become a Facebook Fan today at http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/pages/The-Working-Writers-Club/221038321276421. By becoming a Facebook Fan it will ensure that you are updated on all of the valuable resources and articles at The Working Writer’s Club.
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Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
http://guardianangelpublishing.com/pathway.htm
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Writers Workshop: Making the Most out of Your Membership in the Working Writer’s Club with Suzanne Lieurance
As you network around cyberspace you most likely have come across announcements about the Working Writer’s Club, but are not sure how you can benefit by becoming a member. We’ve taken the guess work out of it and are now providing you with a unique opportunity to attend a live FREE writer’s workshop so that you can learn all about the ins and outs of the Working Writer’s Club.
Please join Suzanne Lieurance on Thursday, December 1 at 7 pm CDT for Making the Most out of Your Membership in the Working Writer’s Club workshop.
Details:
Topic: Making the Most Out of Your Membership in the Working Writer’s Club
Date: Thursday, December 1, 7:00 p.m. CDT
Presenter: Suzanne Lieurance, the Working Writer’s Coach
Description: In this 55-minute writers workshop, we’ll learn and discover…
1. The benefits of membership in the Working Writer’s Club
2. Steps to take to make the most of your club membership
3. Answers to Your Questions about the Working Writer’s Club
Our holiday gift to you is this FREE writer's workshop for club members and non-club members. Working Writer’s Club members will automatically receive an invite to this workshop and if you are not a Working Writer’s Club member send an email to Suzanne Lieurance at suzanne@workingwriterscoach.com and receive an invitation to this writer's workshop. Don’t wait contact Suzanne to secure your spot. We look forward to hearing from you.
About Suzanne Lieurance:
Suzanne Lieurance is a children’s writer with (at last count) 23 published books for children. She was also an instructor with the Institute of Children’s Literature (located in West Redding, Connecticut) for over 8 years. As The Working Writer’s Coach, Lieurance helps people who love to write become “working” freelance writers and make a living doing what they love to do best.
Visit the Working Writer’s Club, and become a Facebook Fan today at http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/pages/The-Working-Writers-Club/221038321276421. By becoming a Facebook Fan it will ensure that you are updated on all of the valuable resources and articles at The Working Writer’s Club.
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Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
http://guardianangelpublishing.com/pathway.htm
Saturday, November 5, 2011
How to Become a Freelance Writer: Interview with Suzanne Lieurance, the Working Writer's Coach
Ready to start a freelance writing business but you don't know how?
Have you been looking online for someone or something that will help you?
Then find out more about the Working Writer's Club in this interview with the club's founder and president, Suzanne Lieurance, the Working Writer's Coach.
The Working Writer's Club might be just what you're searching for!
Q: Suzanne, as the founder and director of the Working Writer's Club what is the first thing you would like people to know when visiting www.workingwritersclub.com?
A: I'd like visitors to know that our club is all about helping freelance writers learn to write better, make more money, and live the writer's life they've always dreamed of living.
Q: Having created your own successful freelance writing career you know what it takes to build momentum. What is one of the most critical steps a writer needs to take consistently to develop their own freelance writing career?
A: The most critical step is to develop your goals - you have to KNOW what you want before you can figure out HOW to get there. Yet, this is the one thing that so many new writers don't take the time to do - or at least they don't take enough time to do it well. They may think that "write a novel this year" is a goal. But actually, I think of a goal as something even BIGGER than that. Writing a novel is an action step toward a goal rather than a goal itself. To get to the goal, consider WHY do you want to write a novel? What do you want this novel to do for you or your career? Your answer to that question is closer to your goal (or at least one of your major goals).
Q: What advice would you give to a newbie in freelance writing? And the intermediate freelance writer that has seen some success, but seems to be in a holding pattern at the moment?
A: Whether you're a newbie or an intermediate freelance writer - or even a very experienced, successful writer - continue to learn from other successful writers.
Join our club or another organization for writers. Then take an active part in whatever group you join. Next, develop a focus for your writing and create no more than 3 major writing/career goals for yourself that you hope to attain within the next 12 months.
Also, constantly evaluate what you're doing to see if it's getting you closer to your goals. If it isn't, then change what you're doing.
Q: By becoming a member of the Working Writer's Club what can a freelancer expect?
A: Well, for one thing, you can expect us to help you create a focus for your writing career or your writing business. And, we can help you create no more than 3 major goals - so you'll get really, really clear about WHAT you want, WHERE you're wanting to go, and then we'll help you stay focused so you take the steps to attain your goals and build your writing career and/or your writing business.
Q: With the wealth of freelance writing information available on the Internet what makes the Working Writer's Club unique?
A: I think the one thing that makes the Working Writer's Club unique is that we're not out to get you into our club so we can sell you a bunch of other high priced programs or products. We just want people who love to write and want to build a business or a career around writing to join our club and make use of all the resources, information, training, networking and support they'll receive for just $9.99 per month. I think another unique thing about the Working Writer's Club is that we all genuinely have fun helping each other be more successful.
Visit the Working Writer’s Club http://www.workingwritersclub.com/ today and explore all they have to offer.
Thank you for your time. We look forward to your visit.
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Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
http://guardianangelpublishing.com/pathway.htm
Have you been looking online for someone or something that will help you?
Then find out more about the Working Writer's Club in this interview with the club's founder and president, Suzanne Lieurance, the Working Writer's Coach.
The Working Writer's Club might be just what you're searching for!
Q: Suzanne, as the founder and director of the Working Writer's Club what is the first thing you would like people to know when visiting www.workingwritersclub.com?
A: I'd like visitors to know that our club is all about helping freelance writers learn to write better, make more money, and live the writer's life they've always dreamed of living.
Q: Having created your own successful freelance writing career you know what it takes to build momentum. What is one of the most critical steps a writer needs to take consistently to develop their own freelance writing career?
A: The most critical step is to develop your goals - you have to KNOW what you want before you can figure out HOW to get there. Yet, this is the one thing that so many new writers don't take the time to do - or at least they don't take enough time to do it well. They may think that "write a novel this year" is a goal. But actually, I think of a goal as something even BIGGER than that. Writing a novel is an action step toward a goal rather than a goal itself. To get to the goal, consider WHY do you want to write a novel? What do you want this novel to do for you or your career? Your answer to that question is closer to your goal (or at least one of your major goals).
Q: What advice would you give to a newbie in freelance writing? And the intermediate freelance writer that has seen some success, but seems to be in a holding pattern at the moment?
A: Whether you're a newbie or an intermediate freelance writer - or even a very experienced, successful writer - continue to learn from other successful writers.
Join our club or another organization for writers. Then take an active part in whatever group you join. Next, develop a focus for your writing and create no more than 3 major writing/career goals for yourself that you hope to attain within the next 12 months.
Also, constantly evaluate what you're doing to see if it's getting you closer to your goals. If it isn't, then change what you're doing.
Q: By becoming a member of the Working Writer's Club what can a freelancer expect?
A: Well, for one thing, you can expect us to help you create a focus for your writing career or your writing business. And, we can help you create no more than 3 major goals - so you'll get really, really clear about WHAT you want, WHERE you're wanting to go, and then we'll help you stay focused so you take the steps to attain your goals and build your writing career and/or your writing business.
Q: With the wealth of freelance writing information available on the Internet what makes the Working Writer's Club unique?
A: I think the one thing that makes the Working Writer's Club unique is that we're not out to get you into our club so we can sell you a bunch of other high priced programs or products. We just want people who love to write and want to build a business or a career around writing to join our club and make use of all the resources, information, training, networking and support they'll receive for just $9.99 per month. I think another unique thing about the Working Writer's Club is that we all genuinely have fun helping each other be more successful.
Visit the Working Writer’s Club http://www.workingwritersclub.com/ today and explore all they have to offer.
Thank you for your time. We look forward to your visit.
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Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
http://guardianangelpublishing.com/pathway.htm
Monday, September 19, 2011
How To Get Published by Working Writer’s Coach Suzanne Lieurance
You dream the day of becoming a published writer, but with all the wealth of information available at your fingertips where do you begin?
Suzanne Lieurance, the Working Writer’s Coach is pleased to share with you her article entitled, “How Do You Get Published?” which is sure to set you on the right path for your freelance writing career.
A sneak peak…
“If you want to be published immediately and you aren’t set on print publications or payment, offer to be a guest blogger for a popular blog centered around a topic you know something about. Blogging for a popular site is a good way to gain immediate publication. If it’s a commercial site, your post can also make a nice publication credit. Just print out a copy of the page that featured your post.
If you want to write for print publications, start with a no-pay or low-pay market. Many of these will be for small, local and/or regional publications – tabloid type papers, newsletters, and magazines that serve your neighborhood, town, city, or region. Even though you’ll earn little or no payment with these publications, you’ll still gain your first publication credit. Plus, you’ll gain some experience working with an editor.
If you’ve written a novel or a nonfiction book and you want to have it published by a traditional publisher, there are several ways to do that. First, look for an agent, even though it’s usually just as difficult to secure an agent as it is to find a publisher. Still, a good agent knows the markets…”
Visit the Working Writer’s Coach today and read Lieurance’s full article and lease feel free to leave your comments or questions so Suzanne can interact with you: http://networkedblogs.com/n1w1W.
About Suzanne Lieurance
Suzanne Lieurance is a children’s writer with (at last count) 23 published books for children. She was also an instructor with the Institute of Children’s Literature (located in West Redding, Connecticut) for over 8 years. As The Working Writer’s Coach, Lieurance helps people who love to write become “working” freelance writers and make a living doing what they love to do best.
Visit Suzanne Lieurance at Working Writer’s Coach, and become a Facebook Fan today at http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/The-Working-Writers-Coach/143750922322692. By becoming a Facebook Fan it will ensure that you are updated on all of the valuable resources and articles at Working Writer’s Coach.
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Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
http://guardianangelpublishing.com/pathway.htm
Friday, September 2, 2011
Working Writer’s Club Member, Scott Skibell Presents Informational Videos Offering Tips for Improving the Quality of YOUR videos

With the ever evolving technology at our fingertips how can we navigate to what works best and how we can implement it into our marketing campaign? Not sure where to turn? Have no fear; Scott Skibell of Skill Casting is here to help.
Visit the Working Writer’s Club FREE resource directory today and view Skibell’s informational videos http://www.workingwritersclub.com/resources-for-writers so you too can start creating your business videos:
• Showing your passion to connect with your viewers
• Are expensive CAM recorders necessary? Use a Smartphone.
• Jing: Recording Your Monitor and Create Simple Movies
About Scott Skibell
Scott Skibell has been in the training & development industry for over 20 years. He has worked with all sorts of SME’s, otherwise known as subject matter experts. And has helped dozens and dozens of people take what they know, and turn it into useful training and communications.
A self proclaimed geek, he sees the possibilities of tools & technology. He connects the dots and can’t program to save his life. Fortunately these days, we don’t need to. The tools are within the non-programmers grasp. And probably most importantly, Skibell likes teaching others how to use the tools so they can move forward.
He lives in the heartland of America with his wife and two daughters. He’d say a pretty normal life. So even though he may worry about things like college education for his daughters, retirement, healthcare, and employment, he sees tremendous opportunity in helping others.
And besides, employment is misleading. Job security is the confidence in your skills & abilities to add value and to be compensated for it – whether working for yourself or others
Visit Scott Skibell today http://www.skillcasting.com/.
Visit Suzanne Lieurance at The Working Writer’s Club, and become a Facebook Fan today at http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/pages/The-Working-Writers-Club/221038321276421. By becoming a Facebook Fan it will ensure that you are updated on all of the valuable resources and articles at The Working Writer’s Club.
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Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
http://guardianangelpublishing.com/pathway.htm
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Working Writer’s Club Member, Rosey Dow presents How To Find Out Who Your Ideal Clients Are

How do I find ideal clients in this economy?
The Working Writer's Club is a professional club for freelance writers, authors, coaches, and speakers providing training, resources, and networking opportunities for its members. The Working Writer’s Club is pleased to share with you the latest writing article from member, Rosey Dow entitled, “How to Find Out Who Your Ideal Client is.”
A sneak peak…
“That was a question one attendee asked in a recent panel I hosted, and it’s not the only time I’ve heard such a question. How can I survive in this economy? How can I convince people to buy in this economy? How can I make this work in this economy? The heartache and discouragement rise like a damp mist over the moors.
The answer comes in 2 parts…”
Visit the Working Writer’s Club today and read Dow’s full article and please feel free to leave your comments or questions so that Ms. Dow can interact with you: http://www.workingwritersclub.com/2011/08/14/how-to-find-out-who-your-ideal-clients-are.
About Rosey Dow
Rosey Dow is a Psychographics Marketing Expert. She creates character studies that reveal WHO your Perfect Prospect is, WHY they buy and HOW to attract them. That’s why she’s called The Prospect Profiler™.
Still puzzled about who your perfect prospects are? Pick up your free assessment at http://theprospectprofiler.com/
Visit Suzanne Lieurance at The Working Writer’s Club, and become a Facebook Fan today at http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/pages/The-Working-Writers-Club/221038321276421. By becoming a Facebook Fan it will ensure that you are updated on all of the valuable resources and articles at The Working Writer’s Club.
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Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
http://guardianangelpublishing.com/pathway.htm
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Working Writer’s Club Member, Karen Cioffi presents Writing Marketing Articles in an Ever Changing World
Writing marketing posts and articles is far from simple, straightforward, or constant. The reason . . . the rules are constantly changing.
The Working Writer's Club is a professional club for freelance writers, authors, coaches, and speakers providing training, resources, and networking opportunities for its members. The Working Writer’s Club is pleased to share with you the latest writing article from member, Karen Cioffi entitled, Writing Marketing Articles in an Ever Changing World.
A sneak peak…
“Writing for writing related posts and articles is fairly simple, straightforward, and constant. The rules of writing don’t often change, if ever. A story has five basic elements: plot, characters, theme, setting, and conflict. How a writer perceives these elements, how she uses them to create a story, and how she perceives the subject matter is what makes each writer unique, and what makes her work interesting.
New technology, new social networks, and new applications, along with other such elements make writing for this genre tricky. While some fundamentals do remain constant, such as a writer and marketer needs to create visibility for their work or product, much of how to do that changes on a regular basis.”
And along with ever evolving technology this topic is more relevant than ever. Visit the Working Writer’s Club today and read Cioffi’s full article and please feel free to leave your comments or questions so that Karen can interact with you.
http://www.workingwritersclub.com/2011/08/08/writing-marketing-articles-in-an-ever-changing-world
Karen Cioffi is an author, ghostwriter, and editor for 4RV Publishing. For writing and marketing information visit Karen at http://karencioffiwritingandmarketing.com/. Sign up for her free newsletter, A Writer’s World, and get 2 free e-books on writing and marketing in the process.
Visit Suzanne Lieurance at The Working Writer’s Club, and become a Facebook Fan today at http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/pages/The-Working-Writers-Club/221038321276421. By becoming a Facebook Fan it will ensure that you are updated on all of the valuable resources and articles at The Working Writer’s Club.
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Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
http://guardianangelpublishing.com/pathway.htm
Monday, August 22, 2011
Working Writer’s Club Member, award-winning poet, freelance writer, and Christian Life Coach, Melanie Stiles - The Heart of a Ready Scribe
The Working Writer's Club is a professional club for freelance writers, authors, coaches, and speakers providing training, resources, and networking opportunities for its members. The Working Writer’s Club is pleased to share with you Melanie Stiles’ book, The Heart of a Ready Scribe – 52 Reflections for Writers.
About the Book
Writing can be a lonely business in which hours of solitude are spent dedicated to weaving a story. Yet through divine guidance, writers can discover creativity, innovation, and the necessary integrity to endure this singular journey. In The Heart of a Ready Scribe, award-winning writer and life coach Melanie Stiles shares a one-year reflection journal that offers weekly encouragement, instruction, and practical advice to both beginning and novice scribes. Stiles not only relies on her diverse experience as a writer with hundreds of publications to her credit, but also her Christian principles to provide ready scribes with devotional meditations and reflection questions, ultimately creating an atmosphere that encourages writers to unite the scribe within who longs to tell a story with the heart that longs to satisfy God. As Stiles traces a path through fifty-two reflections, she shares applicable scriptures and motivational lessons that promote honest writing through God’s gift of gentle persuasion. The Heart of a Ready Scribe allows writers the freedom to journal ideas, plans, and inspiration-all while learning to write from the most genuine place ever-the heart.
Read what the Working Writer’s Coach, Suzanne Lieurance has to say about in The Heart of a Ready Scribe - http://www.workingwritersclub.com/2011/08/08/the-heart-of-a-ready-scribe-52-reflections-for-writers. Be sure to leave your comments and/or questions so that Ms. Stiles and Ms. Lieurance can interact with you.
Visit Suzanne Lieurance at The Working Writer’s Club, and become a Facebook Fan today at http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/pages/The-Working-Writers-Club/221038321276421. By becoming a Facebook Fan it will ensure that you are updated on all of the valuable resources and articles at The Working Writer’s Club.
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Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
http://guardianangelpublishing.com/pathway.htm
Friday, August 19, 2011
Working Writer’s Club Member, Faye Levow presents 7 Ways That Being an Author Can Improve Your Business
Writing marketing posts and articles is far from simple, straightforward, or constant. The reason . . . the rules are constantly changing.
The Working Writer's Club is a professional club for freelance writers, authors, coaches, and speakers providing training, resources, and networking opportunities for its members. The Working Writer’s Club is pleased to share with you the latest writing article from member, Faye Levow entitled, 7 Ways That Being an Author Can Improve Your Business.
A sneak peak…
“I’m sure you’ve heard by now that being an author of a published book can benefit your business. In fact, some people would say that it’s as important as having a website!
So how is it possible that something so simple can be so powerful?
First of all, having a book differentiates you from the rest of the marketplace, especially if you are one of many in your field. Just having authored a book sets you apart from the crowd.
What’s so great about you and what you have to offer?”
Visit with Faye Levow at the Working Writer’s Club and read her informative article http://www.workingwritersclub.com/2011/08/06/7-ways-that-being-an-author-can-improve-your-business. Be sure to leave your comments and/or questions for Faye so that she interact with you.
About Faye Levow
From coaching to editing to publishing, Faye Levow’s passion is to help authors get their books out of their heads, and get their message, in their voice, to their audience.
President of Launch Pad Publishing, Faye has been writing and editing for over 30 years and coaching authors for the last 7 years. She has been a features writer for magazines and newspapers, a contributing author in several books, and has edited magazines, newsletters, and numerous books in a variety of genres, including a Washington Post best-seller.
Faye spent much of her life in sales and marketing and considers marketing to be an important piece of the publishing puzzle. She is co-author of Award-Winning Savory Delights: The Best Restaurants in Greater Fort Lauderdale and creator of the upcoming book OMG! My Parents are Getting OLD! Scheduled for release at the end of 2011.
Faye Levow can be found through her websites: http://www.writeyourbestsellernow.com/ and
http://www.launchpadpublishing.com/
Visit Suzanne Lieurance at The Working Writer’s Club, and become a Facebook Fan today at http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/pages/The-Working-Writers-Club/221038321276421. By becoming a Facebook Fan it will ensure that you are updated on all of the valuable resources and articles at The Working Writer’s Club.
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Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
http://guardianangelpublishing.com/pathway.htm
Monday, August 15, 2011
Working Writer's Coach - Freelance Writer’s: Write Better Nonfiction – 52-week e-Course
Are You Tired of Having Your Articles and Queries Rejected?
If you're not getting the freelance writing assignments you'd like, chances are you've never learned the "tricks of the trade" that separate amateur nonfiction writers from the professionals who earn substantial cash for their work.
But don't worry. All that's about to change. Suzanne Lieurance, the Working Writer's Coach is here to help.
Besides coaching other writers to build the writing careers of their dreams, Lieurance written (at last count) 23 published books and hundreds of articles for magazines, newspapers, newsletters, ezines, websites, and blogs. She has also critiqued and/or edited hundreds, if not thousands, of manuscripts during her years of coaching and writing. Along the way, she has learned a thing or two about what makes a winning query letter and a marketable manuscript. Lieurance also learned how to avoid the little mistakes that so many writers, especially beginning writers, make that cause them to lose out on well-paying assignments.
Lieurance has taken her knowledge and created a new 52-week e-course specifically for nonfiction writers.
Register for this e-course called How to Write Better, More Powerful, More Engaging Nonfiction - So You FINALLY Get the Freelance Assignments You've Always Wanted! and you'll learn the "tricks of the trade" that all busy writers know and use to get plenty of well-paying freelance assignments on a regular basis.
As a student in this easy e-course, every week for an entire year you'll get a short lesson that will help you become a better writer week by week.
Almost immediately, your nonfiction will be better, more powerful, and more engaging. It won't be long before you finally start landing the freelance writing assignments you've always wanted. And just imagine what your writing will be like this time next year.
Each weekly lesson includes an audio - so you can listen as Lieurance takes you through the material for that week - plus a learning guide that you can print out and use to take notes as you're listening to the audio.
Throughout the course you'll also receive bonus materials that will include handy checklists, charts, and other resources to help turn you into the professional writer you've always wanted to be.
Subscribe to the course right now and your first lesson will arrive immediately. After three weeks, if you are not completely satisfied with each of the lessons you've received, simply cancel your subscription and you will not be billed again for the coming months.
Visit Suzanne Lieurance, The Working Writer’s Coach http://www.writebetternonfiction.com/ and view what the 52-week e-Course includes each week. Envision where you will be after this comprehensive 52-week e-Course and sign-up today http://www.writebetternonfiction.com/ for a low $37 per month.
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Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
http://guardianangelpublishing.com/pathway.htm
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Freelance Writer’s and Speakers: Become a Facebook Fan of The Working Writer’s Club
M E D I A R E L E A S E
CONTACT: Suzanne Lieurance
Email: suzanne@workingwriterscoach.com
Website: http://www.workingwriterscoach.com/
For Immediate Release
Freelance Writer’s and Speakers: Become a Facebook Fan of The Working Writer’s Club
Become a Facebook Fan of The Working Writer’s Club and stay connected with The Working Writer's Club.
The Working Writer's Club is a professional club for freelance writers, authors, coaches, speakers, and other solopreneurs. The club provides training, resources, and networking opportunities for its members for a low monthly membership fee.
Not sure if the time is “write” for you to join The Working Writer's Club. Follow along with The Working Writer’s Club by becoming a Facebook Fan: http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/pages/The-Working-Writers-Club/221038321276421 and stay on top of the club’s latest developments.
If you decide to become a member you will gain full access to the club’s resources:
Resource Center, full of articles, templates, forms, eBooks and more to help you with your freelance writing business.
Audio Center full of recorded teleclasses, and informational audios for writers, coaches, and other solopreneurs.
Get a new issue of the Morning Nudge delivered to your email box every weekday morning.
Promote your writing products and services here so people who need a writer will find and hire you, or buy your products in the Writers for Hire http://www.workingwritersclub.com/writers-for-hire/ page.
Gain access to the Working Writer's message board - network with other club members.
Get discounts and special offers on products and services for writers and much, much more!
Visit Suzanne Lieurance at The Working Writer’s Club, and become a Facebook Fan today at http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/pages/The-Working-Writers-Club/221038321276421. By becoming a Facebook Fan it will ensure that you are updated on all of the valuable resources at The Working Writer’s Club.
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Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
http://guardianangelpublishing.com/pathway.htm
Monday, August 1, 2011
Freelance Writer’s - Working Writer’s Club Live Tele-class: Build Your Business with Easy-to-Create E-Courses – August 4, 7 pm CST
M E D I A R E L E A S E
CONTACT: Suzanne Lieurance
Email: suzanne@workingwriterscoach.com
Website: http://www.workingwritersclub.com/
Freelance Writer’s - Working Writer’s Club Live Tele-class: Build Your Business with Easy-to-Create E-Courses – August 4, 7 pm CST
Market your freelance writing career through E-courses. Not sure how to begin? Join in the LIVE Working Writer’s Club teleclass “Easy-to-Create E-Courses presented by Suzanne Lieurance.
Every month the Working Writer’s Club offers a LIVE teleclass that covers at least one way to make money as a freelance writer, coach, speaker, or other small business professional. In this month’s teleclass, we’ll learn how to create e-courses as an income stream. Club members will also receive a 6-part e-course as a model for creating their own e-courses.
Topic: Build Your Business with Easy-to-Create E-Courses
Date: Thursday, August 4, 2011, 7:00 p.m. CDT
Presenter: Suzanne Lieurance, the Working Writer’s Coach
Each teleclass is recorded and club members can listen to the recordings. Replay topics currently available include:
• Building a Successful Freelance Writing Business
• The Basics Setting Up Your Site for Your Freelance Writing Business
• Goal Setting for Writers Setting Your 3 Major Writing/Career Goals for the Year
• Creating an Income Stream by Writing and Selling Your Own E-books
• Using Online Job Boards to Earn Fast Cash
• Tips for Writing Media Releases to Build Your Freelance Writing Business
Join The Working Writer’s Club for a year’s membership at $99.99 for the year in one payment, or $9.99 per month. With membership you receive “The Morning Nudge” delivered to your email box every weekday morning with writing tips and inspiration and motivation to help you get a little writing done every day. You’ll also get:
The Working Writer’s Club Forums:
• Network with other club members.
• Have your weekly marketing plan or writing schedule evaluated.
• Get your query letters reviewed BEFORE you send them off to editors.
• Get valuable writing and job tips from other writers.
The Working Writer’s Resource Center:
• Filled with helpful articles, templates, forms, and other great resources working freelance writers need all the time.
The Working Writer’s Club Audio Center:
• Links to dozens of recorded teleclasses for writers.
Discounts and Special Offers on Products and Services for Writers. When new products and services are offered from the Working Writer’s Coach, club members are often given special discounts and free offers on these products and services not available to anyone else.
Join The Working Writer’s Club http://www.workingwritersclub.com/join-2.
Visit Suzanne Lieurance, the Working Writer’s Coach, online at http://www.workingwriterscoach.com/ to learn more about her coaching products and services.
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Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
http://guardianangelpublishing.com/pathway.htm
Friday, July 22, 2011
Freelance Writing: Working Writer’s Coach, Suzanne Lieurance
M E D I A R E L E A S E
CONTACT: Suzanne Lieurance
Email: suzanne@workingwriterscoach.com
Website: http://www.workingwriterscoach.com/
For Immediate Release
Freelance Writing: Working Writer’s Coach, Suzanne Lieurance
Are you overwhelmed by the wealth of freelance writing information circulating around the Internet? Not sure what is legit and what isn’t? Become a follower of the Working Writer’s Coach and learn from expert freelance writer, Suzanne Lieurance.
The Working Writer’s Coach blog is your one stop resource for everything related in making your freelance writing career soar. Such as, tips articles, creative writing prompts, coaching programs, speaker workshops, and a writing jobs search engine.
About the Working Writer’s Coach:
Suzanne Lieurance is a fulltime children’s author, freelance writer, and The Working Writer’s Coach. She taught children’s writing for the Institute of Children’s Literature based in West Redding, Connecticut from 2001-2008.
Lieurance is the author of 23 (at last count) published books and has written articles for a variety of magazines, newsletters, and ezines like Family-Fun, Kansas City Weddings, Instructor Magazine, New Moon for Girls, Children’s Writer, and many others. She hosts a talk show about children’s books, called Book Bites for Kids, on BlogTalkRadio.com.
Lieurance offers a variety of coaching programs via private phone calls, teleclasses, listserv, and private email for writers who want to turn their love of writing into a part-time or full-time career. She offers book coaching and business marketing coaching programs.
Visit Suzanne Lieurance, the Working Writer’s Coach, and become a follower today at http://apps.facebook.com/blognetworks/blog/the_working_writers_coach/. By becoming a follower it will ensure that you are updated on all of Lieurance’s valuable tips.
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Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
http://guardianangelpublishing.com/pathway.htm
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
The Benefits of Joining the Working Writer’s Club for Freelance Writers, Authors, Coaches, and Speakers
M E D I A R E L E A S E
CONTACT: Suzanne Lieurance
Email: suzanne@workingwriterscoach.com
Website: http://www.workingwritersclub.com/
The Benefits of Joining the Working Writer’s Club for Freelance Writers, Authors, Coaches, and Speakers
Join The Working Writer’s Club this month, July 2011 only, for the special price of $79.99 for a year’s membership. Regular membership is $99.99 for the year in one payment, or $9.99 per month. Sign up in this post only or you will be charged the regular price. With membership you receive “The Morning Nudge” delivered to your email box every weekday morning with writing tips and inspiration and motivation to help you get a little writing done every day. You’ll also get:
One LIVE teleclass every month. Each monthly teleclass focuses on at least one way to make $100 or more per day as a writer. Each teleclass is recorded and club members can listen to the recordings. Replay topics currently available include:
• Building a Successful Freelance Writing Business
• The Basics Setting Up Your Site for Your Freelance Writing Business
• Goal Setting for Writers Setting Your 3 Major Writing/Career Goals for the Year
• Creating an Income Stream by Writing and Selling Your Own Ebooks
• Using Online Job Boards to Earn Fast Cash
• Tips for Writing Media Releases to Build Your Freelance Writing Business
The Working Writer’s Club Forums. Network with other club members. Have your weekly marketing plan or writing schedule evaluated. Get your query letters reviewed BEFORE you send them off to editors. Get valuable writing and job tips from other writers.
The Working Writer’s Resource Center. Filled with helpful articles, templates, forms, and other great resources working freelance writers need all the time.
The Working Writer’s Club Audio Center. Links to dozens of recorded teleclasses for writers.
Discounts and Special Offers on Products and Services for Writers. When new products and services are offered from the Working Writer’s Coach, club members are often given special discounts and free offers on these products and services not available to anyone else.
Join The Working Writer’s Club http://www.workingwritersclub.com/2011/07/17/grand-opening-special-for-july-2011-only this month, July 2011 only, for the special price of $79.99 for a year’s membership and $20 savings from the regular yearly membership.
Visit Suzanne Lieurance, the Working Writer’s Coach, online at http://www.workingwriterscoach.com/ to learn more about her coaching products and services.
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Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
http://guardianangelpublishing.com/pathway.htm
Friday, June 24, 2011
Children’s Writing Teleclass for CWCC – Query Letters: Will a Great One Get You Published? – Monday, June 27 at 3 pm CST
M E D I A R E L E A S E
CONTACT: Suzanne Lieurance
Email: suzanne@workingwriterscoach.com
Website: http://www.workingwriterscoach.com/
Children’s Writing Teleclass for CWCC – Query Letters: Will a Great One Get You Published? – Monday, June 27 at 3 pm CST
Grabbing the attention of an editor or publisher from the onset with a query letter is as important as the first page of your manuscript. Not sure what approach to use? Take this unique opportunity to attend the Children’s Writers’ Coaching Club teleclass, “Query Letters: Will a Great one Get You Published?”
Monday, June 27, Margot Finke will present “Query Letters: Will a Great One Get You Published” at 3 pm CST. Visit the Children's Writers' Coaching Club http://www.cwcoachingclub.com/2011/06/query-letters-will-a-great-one-get-you-published and learn how to participate in this valuable teleclass.
This teleclass will cover:
First things first
Query Letter Resources
Writing the Darned Thing
Samples
Members of the Children’s Writers’ Coaching Club will have the opportunity to submit their tentative queries so Margot can chat about what works and what doesn’t.
About the instructor:
Margot Finke is an Aussie who writes mid grade adventure fiction, ghost mysteries, and rhyming picture books. For many years she has lived in Oregon with her husband and family. She began serious writing the day her youngest left for college. This late start drives her writing, and pushes her to work at it every day. Margot says, “I really envy those who began young, and managed to slip into writing mode between diaper changes, household disasters, and outside jobs. You are my heroes!” Gardening, travel, and reading fill in the cracks between her writing. Her husband, Alan, is supportive, and their three children are now grown and doing well out on their own.
Margot’s “Musings,” column can be read monthly in The Purple Crayon, and her Critique Service helps writers iron out plot and character problems. “Nothing gives me a greater thrill than to find out an editor bought a book I helped polish.” Her workshops at writer’s conferences are enhanced by the use of a PowerPoint presentation, as are her frequent school visits.
Margot’s series of 6 rhyming picture books, available as downloads or on CD, are fun and educational. They bring kids closer to cool critters from the US and Australia. See Excerpts, illustrations, and great reviews on her BOOKS page, along with how to BUY . All autographed copies of her books on CD come with a Qlippit link that lets you hear Margot reading that book.
Visit Ms. Finke http://www.margotfinke.com/.
About the Children’s Writers’ Coaching Club:
As a member of the Children’s Writers’ Coaching Club, you’ll also have access to a wealth of articles, checklists, charts, free e-books, and other resources to help you hone your craft as a children’s writer and learn the ins and outs of publishing for the various children’s markets.
The CWCC teleclasses cover everything from how to write picture books to how to find an agent to sell your middle grade novel. And, although each of these teleclasses is a live event, where you can ask questions and interact with other members of the class and the instructor – you don’t have to attend the live calls. As a club member, the day after each teleclass you receive a link to the recording, so you can download it and listen to the class whenever you like.
A monthly lesson and writing assignment, designed to become a finished project ready for submission to a publisher, usually by the end of the month, although some projects take longer. You aren’t required to complete the monthly assignment in order to be a member of the club. It’s up to you. But if you do complete the assignment, you can turn it in and have it professionally reviewed.
Manuscript critiques are a BIG feature of membership in our club. Members can submit a manuscript (up to 1,000 words) for professional critique every week. These critiques are audio critiques, so you can listen to an experienced, published children’s author give you tips and suggestions for making your manuscripts more marketable.
Club members also have the opportunity to network daily via an online discussion list with other members of the CWCC, as well as the instructors.
Visit Suzanne Lieurance, the Working Writer’s Coach, online at http://www.cwcoachingclub.com/ to learn more about her coaching products and services.
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Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
http://guardianangelpublishing.com/pathway.htm
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