Publishing and
Marketing Panel
Scheduled for
A Day for Writers,
Jackson County Library, 310 Keener St. Sylva, NC
28779
NCWN-West and the Jackson County Public Library in Sylva, NC
will sponsor A Day for Writers 9:00 – 4:30 PM, Saturday, May 6 at the library.
A Marketing and Publishing Panel will take place in the
Community Room at the end of the day. We are fortunate to have Tom Davis of OldMountain Press, Tara Lynne Groth, a freelance
writer, and former public relations director who studied advertising
communications and minored in career writing and literature, and Deanna Klingel, author of 13 books, who sells her books face to face, and seems to
have the key to making the sale.
Tom Davis is publisher and owner of Old Mountain Press. He
helps writers publish their work when they don’t want to go the traditional
route by submitting to agents and New York publishers. He and his wife, Polly,
are also writers. He appeared in Hayesville a few years ago as part of a
similar panel and drew interest of many who attended. His website is one of the
best for answers to your self-publishing questions.
Tara Lynne Groth has made her living entirely by the pen
since 2010. Her magazine articles have appeared for
more than a decade in magazines and newspapers. She has written for trade and
consumer publications including GRIT, Produce Business, Blue
Ridge Country, Durham News and more. Tara Lynne is a member of
the American Society of Journalists and Authors, an invitation-only network of
just over 1,000 independent working writers.
Her blog, www.writenaked.net breaks
down misconceptions about freelance life.
Visit her website: www.taralynnegroth.com
Deanna Klingel writes primarily, not
exclusively, for young adult readers. She has thirteen books published and
others in the queue. Among her books for small children are the Little Beth
books which she wrote for her children years ago.
One of the picture books is also
in Spanish, and there are teacher/classroom study guides for two historical
fictions. Many of the books have received recognitions and awards. Two of her
short stories were contest winners. She's a member of SCBWI, ACFW, Catholic
Writers Guild, and NCWN.
She blogs twice a week at booksbydeanna.com,
and travels with her books across the South and beyond, appearing at schools,
museums, and events. Her books are widely distributed and are available
wherever books are sold.
Although this panel discussion
is not on your application form, there is no need to sign up. We have room for everyone to attend. See the Schedule for the day Here.
You can ask the panelists your questions about publishing and marketing during the Q and A session.
Be sure to stay all day. You don't want to miss this part.
Be sure to stay all day. You don't want to miss this part.
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