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    • 01 Jun 2024
    • 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
    • Online via Zoom
    Register

    Master the Art of
    Organizing Your Writing Life!

    with Paulette Perhach

    Ever feel like your writing life is filled with half-started stories, a tangle of notes, and ideas that vanish as quickly as they appear? Step into a world where chaos meets its match. This transformative class is your golden ticket to conquering the clutter, bringing you a treasure trove of organizational strategies, essential tools, and adaptable templates tailored to bring order to your creative process. Envision a future where every draft is right where it should be, every idea is logged and waiting for its moment to shine, and every day feels like it’s building toward the writing life you dream of having. Ready to revolutionize your writing routine? Join us on this journey to find the true potential of your writing life.


    ABOUT THE SPEAKER


    PAULETTE PERHACH


    Paulette Perhach’s writing has been published in the New York Times, Vox, Elle, The Washington Post, Slate, Cosmopolitan, Glamour, Marie Claire, Yoga Journal, McSweeney’s Internet Tendency, Hobart, and Vice. She’s the author of two million-reader viral essays.

    Her book, Welcome to the ​Writer's Life, was published in 2018 by Sasquatch Books, part of the Penguin Random House publishing family, and was selected as one of Poets & Writers' Best Books for Writers.

    She blogs about a writer’s craft, business, personal finance, and joy at welcometothewriterslife.com and leads meditation and writing sessions through A Very Important Meeting.

    She serves writers as a coach, helping them figure out how to make a life and career out of being a writer while making the money work (as she figures it all out herself.) She's also a speaker on the topics of creativity, writing, and business. ​

    Hugo House, a nationally recognized writing center in Seattle, awarded her the Made at Hugo House fellowship in 2013. In 2016, she was nominated for the BlogHer Voices of the Year award for her essay, “A Story of a Fuck Off Fund,” which is anthologized in The Future is Feminist from Chronicle Books, along with work by Roxane Gay, Mindy Kaling, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Caitlin Moran, and Audre Lorde.

    In 2021, she was selected as a Jack Straw Fellow. In 2022 she celebrated a nomination from Barrelhouse for Best of the Net. Her work has been included in round-ups from Memoir Monday, the Aspen Institute, Fortune’s Broadsheet, and Girlboss.

    She shared the honor of a 2021 Washington State Book Award for the anthology Alone Together: Love, Grief, and Comfort in the Time of Covid-19 as a contributor.


    Find Paulette online:


    Website: www.pauletteperhach.com


    Instagram:@paulettejperhach





    Learn how to take your work to the next level with this informative guide on the craft, business, and lifestyle of writing

    With warmth and humor, Paulette Perhach welcomes you into the writer’s life as someone who has once been on the outside looking in. Like a freshman orientation for writers, this book includes an in-depth exploration of all the elements of being a writer—from your writing practice to your reading practice, from your writing craft to the all-important and often-overlooked business of writing.

    In Welcome to the Writer’s Life, you will learn how to tap into the powers of crowdsourcing and social media to grow your writing career. Perhach also unpacks the latest research on success, gamification, and lifestyle design, demonstrating how you can use these findings to further improve your writing projects. Complete with exercises, tools, checklists, infographics, and behind-the-scenes tips from working writers of all types, this book offers everything you need to jump-start a successful writing life.


    Purchase Welcome to the Writer's Life




    • 02 Jun 2024
    • 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
    • Online (Zoom)
    • 11
    Register

    ONLINE CRITIQUE SESSION
    FOR CHILDREN'S BOOK WRITERS

    Calling All Children's Book Writers: Picture Book, Early Reader, Chapter Book, Middle Grade, Young Adult, New AdultAll genres welcome

    Whether you’ve written a just handful of pages or you’re putting the finishing touches on your opus magnus, getting another set of eyes on your manuscript is a wise course of action.  At our critique sessions, you'll get constructive feedback for your manuscripts, meet potential critique partners and make new friends.


    THE VALUE OF A CRITIQUE SESSION

    As writers, we are very close to our work and oftentimes we miss certain details on story development or story elements like characters, setting, etc.

    Critique sessions allow other people with “fresh eyes” to have a look at your writing sample and read them as your future readers would, providing you with valuable feedback to improve your writing skills and get your manuscript submission-ready.

    In all our Critique Sessions, we give you feedback in the most TACTful way possible.

    TACT = Finesse, thoughtfulness or having a keen sense of what to say or do to avoid giving offense; skill in dealing with difficult or delicate situations.

    TACT is also the technique we use for our critiques:

    T = Terrific

    We share what we loved in your piece, what worked in your story and what we liked about your plot, setting, character, pacing, etc.

    A = Author Questions

    In the last few minutes of your critique time, we encourage you, as the author, to ask questions either about your story or to  clarify the comments you received.

    C = Constructive Comments We deliver, in the politest way possible, comments that are specific and helpful to help you improve your story. 

    T = Talent Talent can get you far, but hard work can get your farther. We always end by encouraging you, the author, to keep on writing. We remind you that we are here to help you achieve your writing goals.





      • 07 Jul 2024
      • 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
      • Online (Zoom)
      • 10
      Register

      ONLINE CRITIQUE SESSION
      FOR CHILDREN'S BOOK WRITERS

      Calling All Children's Book Writers: Picture Book, Early Reader, Chapter Book, Middle Grade, Young Adult, New AdultAll genres welcome

      Whether you’ve written a just handful of pages or you’re putting the finishing touches on your opus magnus, getting another set of eyes on your manuscript is a wise course of action.  At our critique sessions, you'll get constructive feedback for your manuscripts, meet potential critique partners and make new friends.


      THE VALUE OF A CRITIQUE SESSION

      As writers, we are very close to our work and oftentimes we miss certain details on story development or story elements like characters, setting, etc.

      Critique sessions allow other people with “fresh eyes” to have a look at your writing sample and read them as your future readers would, providing you with valuable feedback to improve your writing skills and get your manuscript submission-ready.

      In all our Critique Sessions, we give you feedback in the most TACTful way possible.

      TACT = Finesse, thoughtfulness or having a keen sense of what to say or do to avoid giving offense; skill in dealing with difficult or delicate situations.

      TACT is also the technique we use for our critiques:

      T = Terrific

      We share what we loved in your piece, what worked in your story and what we liked about your plot, setting, character, pacing, etc.

      A = Author Questions

      In the last few minutes of your critique time, we encourage you, as the author, to ask questions either about your story or to  clarify the comments you received.

      C = Constructive Comments We deliver, in the politest way possible, comments that are specific and helpful to help you improve your story. 

      T = Talent Talent can get you far, but hard work can get your farther. We always end by encouraging you, the author, to keep on writing. We remind you that we are here to help you achieve your writing goals.





        • 18 Aug 2024
        • 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
        • Online (Zoom)
        • 11
        Register

        ONLINE CRITIQUE SESSION
        FOR CHILDREN'S BOOK WRITERS

        Calling All Children's Book Writers: Picture Book, Early Reader, Chapter Book, Middle Grade, Young Adult, New AdultAll genres welcome

        Whether you’ve written a just handful of pages or you’re putting the finishing touches on your opus magnus, getting another set of eyes on your manuscript is a wise course of action.  At our critique sessions, you'll get constructive feedback for your manuscripts, meet potential critique partners and make new friends.


        THE VALUE OF A CRITIQUE SESSION

        As writers, we are very close to our work and oftentimes we miss certain details on story development or story elements like characters, setting, etc.

        Critique sessions allow other people with “fresh eyes” to have a look at your writing sample and read them as your future readers would, providing you with valuable feedback to improve your writing skills and get your manuscript submission-ready.

        In all our Critique Sessions, we give you feedback in the most TACTful way possible.

        TACT = Finesse, thoughtfulness or having a keen sense of what to say or do to avoid giving offense; skill in dealing with difficult or delicate situations.

        TACT is also the technique we use for our critiques:

        T = Terrific

        We share what we loved in your piece, what worked in your story and what we liked about your plot, setting, character, pacing, etc.

        A = Author Questions

        In the last few minutes of your critique time, we encourage you, as the author, to ask questions either about your story or to  clarify the comments you received.

        C = Constructive Comments We deliver, in the politest way possible, comments that are specific and helpful to help you improve your story. 

        T = Talent Talent can get you far, but hard work can get your farther. We always end by encouraging you, the author, to keep on writing. We remind you that we are here to help you achieve your writing goals.





          • 22 Sep 2024
          • 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
          • Online (Zoom)
          • 11
          Register

          ONLINE CRITIQUE SESSION
          FOR CHILDREN'S BOOK WRITERS

          Calling All Children's Book Writers: Picture Book, Early Reader, Chapter Book, Middle Grade, Young Adult, New AdultAll genres welcome

          Whether you’ve written a just handful of pages or you’re putting the finishing touches on your opus magnus, getting another set of eyes on your manuscript is a wise course of action.  At our critique sessions, you'll get constructive feedback for your manuscripts, meet potential critique partners and make new friends.


          THE VALUE OF A CRITIQUE SESSION

          As writers, we are very close to our work and oftentimes we miss certain details on story development or story elements like characters, setting, etc.

          Critique sessions allow other people with “fresh eyes” to have a look at your writing sample and read them as your future readers would, providing you with valuable feedback to improve your writing skills and get your manuscript submission-ready.

          In all our Critique Sessions, we give you feedback in the most TACTful way possible.

          TACT = Finesse, thoughtfulness or having a keen sense of what to say or do to avoid giving offense; skill in dealing with difficult or delicate situations.

          TACT is also the technique we use for our critiques:

          T = Terrific

          We share what we loved in your piece, what worked in your story and what we liked about your plot, setting, character, pacing, etc.

          A = Author Questions

          In the last few minutes of your critique time, we encourage you, as the author, to ask questions either about your story or to  clarify the comments you received.

          C = Constructive Comments We deliver, in the politest way possible, comments that are specific and helpful to help you improve your story. 

          T = Talent Talent can get you far, but hard work can get your farther. We always end by encouraging you, the author, to keep on writing. We remind you that we are here to help you achieve your writing goals.





            • 06 Oct 2024
            • 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
            • Online (Zoom)
            • 11
            Register

            ONLINE CRITIQUE SESSION
            FOR CHILDREN'S BOOK WRITERS

            Calling All Children's Book Writers: Picture Book, Early Reader, Chapter Book, Middle Grade, Young Adult, New AdultAll genres welcome

            Whether you’ve written a just handful of pages or you’re putting the finishing touches on your opus magnus, getting another set of eyes on your manuscript is a wise course of action.  At our critique sessions, you'll get constructive feedback for your manuscripts, meet potential critique partners and make new friends.


            THE VALUE OF A CRITIQUE SESSION

            As writers, we are very close to our work and oftentimes we miss certain details on story development or story elements like characters, setting, etc.

            Critique sessions allow other people with “fresh eyes” to have a look at your writing sample and read them as your future readers would, providing you with valuable feedback to improve your writing skills and get your manuscript submission-ready.

            In all our Critique Sessions, we give you feedback in the most TACTful way possible.

            TACT = Finesse, thoughtfulness or having a keen sense of what to say or do to avoid giving offense; skill in dealing with difficult or delicate situations.

            TACT is also the technique we use for our critiques:

            T = Terrific

            We share what we loved in your piece, what worked in your story and what we liked about your plot, setting, character, pacing, etc.

            A = Author Questions

            In the last few minutes of your critique time, we encourage you, as the author, to ask questions either about your story or to  clarify the comments you received.

            C = Constructive Comments We deliver, in the politest way possible, comments that are specific and helpful to help you improve your story. 

            T = Talent Talent can get you far, but hard work can get your farther. We always end by encouraging you, the author, to keep on writing. We remind you that we are here to help you achieve your writing goals.





              • 10 Nov 2024
              • 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
              • Online (Zoom)
              • 11
              Register

              ONLINE CRITIQUE SESSION
              FOR CHILDREN'S BOOK WRITERS

              Calling All Children's Book Writers: Picture Book, Early Reader, Chapter Book, Middle Grade, Young Adult, New AdultAll genres welcome

              Whether you’ve written a just handful of pages or you’re putting the finishing touches on your opus magnus, getting another set of eyes on your manuscript is a wise course of action.  At our critique sessions, you'll get constructive feedback for your manuscripts, meet potential critique partners and make new friends.


              THE VALUE OF A CRITIQUE SESSION

              As writers, we are very close to our work and oftentimes we miss certain details on story development or story elements like characters, setting, etc.

              Critique sessions allow other people with “fresh eyes” to have a look at your writing sample and read them as your future readers would, providing you with valuable feedback to improve your writing skills and get your manuscript submission-ready.

              In all our Critique Sessions, we give you feedback in the most TACTful way possible.

              TACT = Finesse, thoughtfulness or having a keen sense of what to say or do to avoid giving offense; skill in dealing with difficult or delicate situations.

              TACT is also the technique we use for our critiques:

              T = Terrific

              We share what we loved in your piece, what worked in your story and what we liked about your plot, setting, character, pacing, etc.

              A = Author Questions

              In the last few minutes of your critique time, we encourage you, as the author, to ask questions either about your story or to  clarify the comments you received.

              C = Constructive Comments We deliver, in the politest way possible, comments that are specific and helpful to help you improve your story. 

              T = Talent Talent can get you far, but hard work can get your farther. We always end by encouraging you, the author, to keep on writing. We remind you that we are here to help you achieve your writing goals.





                • 01 Dec 2024
                • 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
                • Online (Zoom)
                • 11
                Register

                ONLINE CRITIQUE SESSION
                FOR CHILDREN'S BOOK WRITERS

                Calling All Children's Book Writers: Picture Book, Early Reader, Chapter Book, Middle Grade, Young Adult, New AdultAll genres welcome

                Whether you’ve written a just handful of pages or you’re putting the finishing touches on your opus magnus, getting another set of eyes on your manuscript is a wise course of action.  At our critique sessions, you'll get constructive feedback for your manuscripts, meet potential critique partners and make new friends.


                THE VALUE OF A CRITIQUE SESSION

                As writers, we are very close to our work and oftentimes we miss certain details on story development or story elements like characters, setting, etc.

                Critique sessions allow other people with “fresh eyes” to have a look at your writing sample and read them as your future readers would, providing you with valuable feedback to improve your writing skills and get your manuscript submission-ready.

                In all our Critique Sessions, we give you feedback in the most TACTful way possible.

                TACT = Finesse, thoughtfulness or having a keen sense of what to say or do to avoid giving offense; skill in dealing with difficult or delicate situations.

                TACT is also the technique we use for our critiques:

                T = Terrific

                We share what we loved in your piece, what worked in your story and what we liked about your plot, setting, character, pacing, etc.

                A = Author Questions

                In the last few minutes of your critique time, we encourage you, as the author, to ask questions either about your story or to  clarify the comments you received.

                C = Constructive Comments We deliver, in the politest way possible, comments that are specific and helpful to help you improve your story. 

                T = Talent Talent can get you far, but hard work can get your farther. We always end by encouraging you, the author, to keep on writing. We remind you that we are here to help you achieve your writing goals.





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                27 Jan 2024 JUMPSTART YOUR WRITING CAREER 2024: FIND YOUR PATH TO PUBLICATION
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                03 Dec 2023 Online Critique Session: All Genres Welcome
                12 Nov 2023 Online Critique Session: All Genres Welcome
                28 Oct 2023 Prosthetic Dreaming: How to Use ChatGPT, Meditation, and Surrealism to Unlock Your Creativity
                08 Oct 2023 Online Critique Session: All Genres Welcome
                10 Sep 2023 Online Critique Session: All Genres Welcome
                19 Aug 2023 Wearing Your Character in Meditation
                13 Aug 2023 Online Critique Session: All Genres Welcome
                16 Jul 2023 Online Critique Session: All Genres Welcome
                01 Jul 2023 Write a Novel in a Month
                04 Jun 2023 Online Critique Session: All Genres Welcome
                03 Jun 2023 Have Story Will Travel: Finding the Story Structure Method that Works For the Story You Want to Tell
                21 May 2023 Online Critique Session: All Genres Welcome
                13 May 2023 Kit and Caboodle: Crafting Irresistible Picture Books From Idea to Query
                23 Apr 2023 Novel Writing Bootcamp
                02 Apr 2023 Online Critique Session: All Genres Welcome
                19 Mar 2023 Online Critique Session: All Genres Welcome
                05 Feb 2023 Online Critique Session: All Genres Welcome
                28 Jan 2023 JUMPSTART YOUR WRITING CAREER 2023: FIND YOUR PATH TO PUBLICATION
                22 Jan 2023 Online Critique Session: All Genres Welcome
                04 Dec 2022 Online Critique Session: All Genres Welcome
                20 Nov 2022 Online Critique Session: All Genres Welcome
                09 Oct 2022 Online Critique Session: All Genres Welcome
                01 Oct 2022 Three Character Revealing Secrets That Make Editors Swoon
                11 Sep 2022 Online Critique Session: All Genres Welcome
                14 Aug 2022 Online Critique Session: All Genres Welcome
                24 Jul 2022 Online Critique Session: All Genres Welcome
                09 Jul 2022 Querypalooza: How to Write an Eye-Catching Query and Hook an Agent
                26 Jun 2022 Online Critique Session: All Genres Welcome
                15 May 2022 Online Critique Session: All Genres Welcome
                09 Apr 2022 Achieve Your Writing Dreams: How a Mom of Three Published a Picture Book that Debuted as a #1 Release on Amazon
                03 Apr 2022 Online Critique Session: All Genres Welcome
                19 Mar 2022 Does Your Story Have a Passport? Creating Universal Stories that Reach Wider Audiences
                13 Mar 2022 Online Critique Session: All Genres Welcome
                19 Feb 2022 Eight Precious Writing Tips No One Talks About
                06 Feb 2022 Online Critique Session: All Genres Welcome
                29 Jan 2022 JUMPSTART YOUR WRITING CAREER 2022: FIND YOUR PATH TO PUBLICATION
                09 Jan 2022 Online Critique Session: All Genres Welcome
                14 Nov 2021 Online Critique Session: All Genres Welcome
                17 Oct 2021 Online Critique Session: All Genres Welcome
                25 Sep 2021 Visually Sketching Out Your Plot
                12 Sep 2021 Online Critique Session: All Genres Welcome
                08 Aug 2021 Online Critique Session: All Genres Welcome
                11 Jul 2021 Online Critique Session: All Genres Welcome
                10 Jul 2021 The Joy of Revision: See Your Work Anew
                19 Jun 2021 Nonfiction Observation for Fiction Writers (or: Why Spying is Good for You)
                17 Apr 2021 SUBMISSION STUDIO: Writing Queries, Strategizing Submissions, and Ten Ways to Translate “No” to “Yes!”
                27 Mar 2021 Character and Conflict for Picture Book, Middle Grade and Young Adult Authors
                28 Feb 2021 JUMPSTART YOUR WRITING CAREER: FIND YOUR PATH TO PUBLICATION
                18 Oct 2020 The Magical Scene Trifecta and Other Strategies for Writing Scenes
                25 Jul 2020 CBW-LA Virtual Happy Hour: Are You Feeling All Write?
                18 Jan 2020 Jumpstart Your Writing Career: Find Your Path to Publication
                05 Oct 2019 Pitch Ready: How to Revise Your Manuscript and Get it Ready to Pitch to Agents and Editors
                14 Sep 2019 Inspiration, Imagination and the Creative Spirit
                27 Jul 2019 Novel Writing Bootcamp
                31 Mar 2019 Sunday Critique Session: All Genres Welcome
                23 Mar 2019 The Building Blocks of Structuring Children's Books (Picture Books, Middle Grade & Young Adult Novels)
                26 Jan 2019 Jumpstart Your Writing Career: Find Your Path to Publication
                03 Nov 2018 Story-Telling for Social Justice & Advancement
                28 Jul 2018 Saturday Critique Session: All Genres Welcome
                21 Jul 2018 Learn How to Self-Publish a Picture Book in Two Days
                28 Apr 2018 Saturday Critique Session: All Genres Welcome
                24 Mar 2018 Saturday Critique Session: All Genres Welcome
                10 Mar 2018 Crafting & Writing Your MG/YA Series in 12 Months
                20 Jan 2018 Jumpstart Your Writing Career Workshop + Author Headshot Day
                09 Dec 2017 Unlock Your Novel: Middle Grade and YA Critique (11am- 2pm)
                02 Dec 2017 Saturday Critique Session: All Genres Welcome
                18 Nov 2017 Unlock Your Novel: Middle Grade and YA Critique (11am- 2pm)
                28 Oct 2017 Saturday Critique Session: All Genres Welcome
                14 Oct 2017 Unlock Your Novel: Middle Grade and YA Critique (11am- 2pm)
                07 Oct 2017 FIFTH ANNUAL CBW-LA Writing Day Marathon—Story Sprouts: Fables, Fairy Tales and Folk Tales (Workshop + Anthology)
                30 Sep 2017 Saturday Critique Session: All Genres Welcome
                23 Sep 2017 Kickstarter Crowdfunding Success Strategies
                09 Sep 2017 Unlock Your Novel: Middle Grade and YA Critique (11am- 2pm)
                26 Aug 2017 Creative Meditation: Generating Story Ideas Using Mindful Practices and Other Creative Processes
                12 Aug 2017 Saturday Critique Session: All Genres Welcome
                22 Jul 2017 Revision Strategies for Novel Writers: From Line Edits to Queries
                10 Jun 2017 How to Write a Query Letter and Find a Literary Agent with Seth Fishman of the Gernert Company Literary Agency
                03 Jun 2017 Saturday Critique Session: Middle Grade & Young Adult
                08 Apr 2017 Structure, Structure, Structure! Creating Detailed Outlines & Engaging Pitches
                04 Mar 2017 BEYOND THE HERO'S JOURNEY: Other Powerful Mythic Themes and Trends for Children's and Young Adult Storytelling
                18 Feb 2017 Creative Writing Exercise Extravaganza 2
                10 Dec 2016 Creative Writing Exercise Extravaganza
                12 Nov 2016 QUERYPALOOZA 2: HOW TO WRITE AN EYE-CATCHING QUERY AND HOOK AN AGENT WITH EVE PORINCHAK OF THE JILL CORCORAN LITERARY AGENCY
                22 Oct 2016 Saturday Critique Session: Middle Grade & Young Adult
                15 Oct 2016 Critique Session: Picture Books, Early Readers, Chapter Books!
                08 Oct 2016 Publishing Your Book on Kindle:The Complete Process
                17 Sep 2016 Critique Session: Picture Books, Early Readers, Chapter Books!
                27 Aug 2016 Saturday Critique Session: Middle Grade & Young Adult
                13 Aug 2016 Critique Session: Picture Books, Early Readers, Chapter Books!
                06 Aug 2016 How Fiction Writers Can Use Poetry Techniques to Amp Up Their Prose
                23 Jul 2016 Twenty Reasons You're Not Getting Published with Literary Agent Steve Hutson
                25 Jun 2016 Author Marketing Secrets: How to Authentically Connect with your Readers through Social Media & Beyond
                14 May 2016 CBW-LA Writing Day Marathon—Story Sprouts: Conflict (Workshop + Anthology)
                23 Apr 2016 Beyond the Book Deal: Charting the Path Ahead
                16 Apr 2016 Date Change: Saturday Critique Session: Open to All! (1-4pm)
                26 Mar 2016 Novel Writing Bootcamp
                19 Mar 2016 Saturday Critique Session: Middle Grade & Young Adult
                27 Feb 2016 The Secrets of “Show Don’t Tell”
                27 Feb 2016 CBW–LA Write-In Session
                20 Feb 2016 Saturday Critique Session: Open to All! (1-4pm)
                23 Jan 2016 Kickstarting Your Writing Career Workshop 2016
                19 Dec 2015 Saturday Critique Session: Open to All! (1-4pm)
                05 Dec 2015 CBW-LA Co-op at the Author Alley
                14 Nov 2015 Collaborative Novel Launch Party & 5th Year Anniversary Celebration
                08 Nov 2015 SUNDAY Critique Session: Middle Grade & Young Adult
                07 Nov 2015 Take a Scene from Ho-hum to Holy Crap!: Writing that Gets an Editor's Attention
                24 Oct 2015 From Kickstarter to Good Morning America: One Writer Shares Her Secrets to Success
                17 Oct 2015 Saturday Critique Session: Open to All!
                26 Sep 2015 QUERYPALOOZA: HOW TO WRITE AN EYE-CATCHING QUERY AND HOOK AN AGENT WITH EVE PORINCHAK OF THE JILL CORCORAN LITERARY AGENCY
                05 Sep 2015 Critique Session: Middle Grade & Young Adult
                29 Aug 2015 Critique Session: Open to All!
                22 Aug 2015 Understanding and Unlocking Amazon and Online Marketing
                25 Jul 2015 Picture Book Workshop: The Power of Critique Groups & Writing Tips I’ve Learned Along the Way
                25 Jul 2015 CBW–LA Summer Write-In Session
                20 Jun 2015 How to WOW Agents and Editors at Your Next Writing Conference
                13 Jun 2015 Critique Session: Middle Grade & Young Adult
                23 May 2015 Using a Story Map to Find the Holes in Your Story
                21 May 2015 CBW–LA Third Thursday Weekday Write-In
                09 May 2015 Critique Session: Open to All!
                25 Apr 2015 Story Sprouts: Setting, FULL–DAY Writing Workshop and Anthology
                16 Apr 2015 CBW–LA Third Thursday Weekday Write-In
                11 Apr 2015 Critique Session: Middle Grade & Young Adult
                19 Mar 2015 CBW–LA Third Thursday Weekday Write-In
                14 Mar 2015 Presenting Your Fantasy or Mythic Story
                07 Mar 2015 Critique Session: Picture Books, Early Readers, Chapter Books!
                28 Feb 2015 Critique Session: Middle Grade & Young Adult
                24 Jan 2015 Critique Session: Open to All!
                15 Jan 2015 CBW–LA Third Thursday Weekday Write-In
                10 Jan 2015 Kickstarting Your Writing Career Workshop 2015
                06 Dec 2014 Novel Critique Session
                20 Nov 2014 CBW–LA Third Thursday Weekday Write-In
                08 Nov 2014 Write the Truth: Creative Nonfiction and Real World Inspiration
                16 Oct 2014 CBW–LA Third Thursday Weekday Write-In
                11 Oct 2014 Story Sprouts 2014 Launch Party
                04 Oct 2014 Baiting the Hook: Nabbing the Reader With Your First Page
                27 Sep 2014 Write Stories That Change the World & Pitch Them to TV & Movie Producers
                18 Sep 2014 CBW–LA Third Thursday Weekday Write-In
                13 Sep 2014 Picture Book/Chapter Book/ Early Reader Critique Session
                23 Aug 2014 Do You Give...Good Voice? How to Find (and Nurture) Your Writing Personality
                09 Aug 2014 Novel Critique Session
                12 Jul 2014 Establishing Your Independence: Marketing Secrets from a Best-Selling Independent Author
                28 Jun 2014 Do You Give...Good Voice? How to Find (and Nurture) Your Writing Personality
                14 Jun 2014 PICTURE BOOK/CHAPTER BOOK/EARLY READER CRITIQUE SESSION
                31 May 2014 Writing Day Anthology Workshop: Get Published with CBW-LA
                19 Apr 2014 MIDDLE GRADE/YOUNG ADULT CRITIQUE SESSION
                29 Mar 2014 Novel Writing Bootcamp
                22 Feb 2014 Honing Your Middle Grade Writing Voice: A Workshop with Author Kristen Kittscher
                08 Feb 2014 PICTURE BOOK/CHAPTER BOOK/EARLY READER CRITIQUE SESSION
                11 Jan 2014 Kickstarting Your Writing Career Workshop 2014
                09 Nov 2013 MIDDLE GRADE/YOUNG ADULT CRITIQUE SESSION
                02 Nov 2013 Anthology Launch Party & Year End Celebration
                05 Oct 2013 NONFICTION/ MEMOIR CRITIQUE SESSION
                26 Sep 2013 Picture Book Workshop: The Power of Critique Groups & Writing Tips I’ve Learned Along the Way
                07 Sep 2013 PICTURE BOOK/CHAPTER BOOK/EARLY READER CRITIQUE SESSION
                17 Aug 2013 Potent World-Making: What's Myth Got to Do With It?
                27 Jul 2013 Query Critique Session
                20 Jul 2013 Writing Between the Lines: The Power of Multiple Revisions A Workshop with YA Author Carmen Rodrigues
                22 Jun 2013 Writing Day Anthology Workshop: Get Published with CBW-LA
                25 May 2013 Queries, Loglines and Blurbs: Oh My! Workshop with Author Samantha Combs
                13 Apr 2013 CRITIQUE SESSION
                30 Mar 2013 The Author's Platform: Blogging with the Bird
                12 Jan 2013 Kickstarting Your Writing Career Workshop & Lunch Social 2013

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