A recent study by the National Endowment for the Arts showed that fiction reading is on the rise, especially among 18- to 24-year-olds.
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Sunday, June 2, 2019, at 1 PM – 4:30 PM
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Boll Family YMCA
1401 Broadway, Detroit, Michigan 48226
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Offered in partnership by Y Arts Detroit and Eclectic PR, this 3-hour workshop by Cherrie Woods is designed to give creative entrepreneurs insight into the world of public relations (PR). The workshop will focus on empowering attendees to build businesses that are balanced, productive and sustainable utilizing best PR practices.
The session will finish with a panel of talented and successful local artists discussing their artists’ journey and tips for securing opportunities outside Michigan. Panelists include:
Mike Monford (jazz historian/musician),
Geno Harris (artist, gallerist), Courtney
Burkett (Detroit Public Theatre) and
Natalie Frakes (violinist/educator).
Cherrie Woods is a 16-year plus public relations (PR) veteran known for her work as a consultant, publicist and workshop facilitator for creative entrepreneurs. She has held staff, consulting and management positions at Detroit Institute of Arts, Ntouch Communications Group, Harbourfront Centre (Toronto), Reginald F. Lewis Museum and City of Baltimore (Baltimore). Woods is the author of Where Do I Start? 10 PR Questions and Answers to Guide Self-Published Authors as well as an award-winning poet. She has been featured in several media outlets for her PR work including Michigan Chronicle, Detroit News, The Culvert Chronicles, The Baltimore Sun, Fox45-TV, WJZ-TV, WEAA.88.9, SiriusXM and Maryland Public Television.
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This event would not be possible without the generous support of our sponsor, The Cochrane House. www.thecochranehouse.com
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Learn 8 goals you need to make and how you can achieve them to build your brand & increase book sales
All Attendees will receive a Resource Link
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Queashar L. Halliburton
Bio of the speaker:
While many neglect to follow their dreams due to setbacks like procrastination, fear and a lack of resources, she uses those very things as stepping stones to her success. For Queashar L. Halliburton, CEO and founder of Queashar Detroit Publishing, LLC, her greatest success to date has come from living outside the box and operating in her God-given gifts and purpose—and she encourages others to do the same. In addition to producing her fair share of personal literary works, she works diligently to provide tools, resources, and motivation for new authors nationwide—positioning them to tell their stories in excellence and excel in the marketplace.
About book:
Skyrocket Your Success will help professional women identify and acknowledge self-sabotaging behaviors standing in the way of achieving optimal success. This book provides 10 tips to increase your success factor and start living your best life today!
You will learn:
How to unapologetically create your own personal definition of success
Dear Writers,
I am writing to announce the release of The 2019 Guide to Manuscript Publishers. The book is now available to you, completely free for a limited time.
This book includes detailed reviews of 178 traditional publishers that accept submissions directly from writers. If you want to get published, this book is for you.
Get Your Copy Here (Free)
Sincerely,
Jacob Jans
Freedom With Writing
PS: The book is available for a limited time only, so be sure to get your copy right away.
Celebrating the Literary Arts in Detroit
Our Authors Tent includes many talented writers sharing their books. Enjoy reading, storytelling or just searching for that perfect summer read. If you enjoy fine writing this tent is for you. Look for more information in May.
FERNDALE, MI – Local author Jeff Morrison wrote an extensive love letter to the historic architecture of the Motor City, focusing on the overlooked and hidden gems of sculptural art with Guardians of Detroit. Morrison will be talking about the beauty and prestige of these works at the Ferndale Library on Wed., May 29, including a look into the research and photography featured in his book.
About the author of the books
Lit Diva of Michigan, Blogger, award-winning best selling #Detroit Author/Speaker Founder of #MotownWriters & The Michigan Literary Network. Busy Mom Expert ♥ Authorpreneur & Literary Social Media Consultant http://about.me/sylviahubbard
Everything a Michigan Author needs to start your writing, publishing & marketing journey but were afraid to ask, couldn’t find or didn’t know
Currently only available as a paperback
In this book you’ll find:
21st Century Marketing For Authors
The best guide you’ll have in understanding & navigating book marketing in the 21st Century and a literary companion to The Author’s Starter Book
Available only to order as a paperback
Marketing – Learn Effective tips & tricks needed to navigate and sell books
Promoting – Promotional Materials, Analytics, and offline promotion strategies
Social Media – What & How to do? Which one do I do? When do I do it?
Bonus: Offline Book Selling Techniques | Press Release Techniques | Marketing Checklist | Resources & Links to Reviews, Bookstore, Libraries, Book Bloggers, AA Bookclubs, Book Review
Literary Empowerment Coaching Service
Are you frustrated and just need quick questions to all your eBook needs without breaking your bank?
Sylvia Hubbard has been in the eBook industry since 2000 and can become your eBook whisperer. Called an author’s best friend, she has spoken in the United States and Canada on Ebook Writing Publishing and Marketing. Let her spend a little time helping you get to your eBook Literary goals! For $75 dollars you will receive ONE HOUR of coaching and answers to your questions.
C.K. Brooke has experience editing and proofreading for both traditional and self-published authors in various genres, including adult romance, young adult and middle-grade novels, fantasy, memoir, and much more. She is an in-house editor for 48fourteen, Break Through Author, and The Parliament House Press. References are available upon request.
I’ll have copies of Beautiful which you can have personally signed along with my Author’s Starters Guide and if you mention you’re a subscriber on my site and a fan at http://facebook.com/groups/sylviahubbardLitWorld, you can get something extra special.
I hope to see you soon and if you can’t come but would just love a signed paperback book, go to my pre-order page, fill out the form and you’ll be invoiced from there.
If you have an ebook, you can always get an account at Authorgraph, choose the book you’d like me to sign.
Thanks a lot for your support of my literary endeavors and If you can’t come this Saturday, then I really hope I can eventually see you. Check out my upcoming events. In the upcoming months, I’m traveling out of Michigan, so make plans now and get your pre-orders in now.
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How to avoid boring your readers following “what you know” writing rules by E. J. Runyon I just finished reading Anne’s March post about how you don’t always want to follow the rule that advises, ‘Write What You Know’. It made me wonder how many writers understand that it’s only a ‘Writing Rule’ for getting …
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There are a cluster of events in the U.P. in late May/early June, another cluster near Traverse City in June, and one more Michigan event at local libraries in September.
The author is really looking forward to all of these – The Marsh King’s Daughter is being read all over the world (!!!), but Michigan readers connect with the story on a deeper level because they bring their own experiences and love of the state to the book.
Grab your copy of The Marsh King’s Daughter now
See Michigan events below
May 29 – Hancock, Michigan – 12:00 noon – North Winds Bookstore, Finlandia University – meet and greet, signing
May 29 – Calumet, Michigan – 6:30 PM – Calumet Public Library – talk and signing
May 31 – Iron River, Michigan – 11:30 AM – West Iron District Library “Lunch with an Author”
June 1 – Marquette, Michigan – 10:45 AM – Upper Peninsula Publishers and Authors Association Conference – keynote speaker
June 1 – Marquette, Michigan – 2:00 – 3:00 – Snowbound Books – meet and greet, signing
June 2 – Munising, Michigan – 1:00 – 2:00 PM –Falling Rock Bookstore – signing
June 16 – Glen Lake, Michigan – Peninsula Writers Summer Retreat – keynote speaker
June 17 – Suttons Bay, Michigan – 11:00 AM – Suttons Bay Bingham District Library – talk and signing
June 17 – Kingsley, Michigan – 6:00 PM – Kingsley Branch Library – talk and signing,
June 18 – Bellaire, Michigan – 11:00 AM – Bellaire Public Library – luncheon, talk and signing
June 18 – Northport, Michigan – 7:00 PM – Leelanau Township Library – talk and signing
June 19 – Traverse City, Michigan – 12:00 – 2:00 PM – Bookbrokers & Kramer’s Cafe, Grand Traverse Mall – signing
September 18 – Shelby Township, Michigan – 7:00 PM – Shelby Township Library – talk and signing
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LANSING, May 11 — Michigan is one of the worst in the nation for library access, ranking 47th for its student-to-school librarian ratio, according to the Michigan Education Association, the state’s largest union of teachers and other school personnel. Experts say it’s no coincidence that the state also ranks fifth worst In the nation for literacy.
But that could change under legislation that would require all Michigan public schools to maintain a library and hire a certified.
The three bills — sponsored by Reps. Matt Koleszar, D-Plymouth; Darrin Camilleri, D-Brownstown Township; and Kristy Pagan, D-Canton — would also require schools to have a supervisor to monitor students in the librarian’s absence. They mirror a package introduced in 2018 that never made it out of the House Education Reform Committee.
The Peninsula Pulse, a news, art and entertainment publication based in Door County, Wisconsin, proudly presents the 2019 Hal Prize.
The Hal Prize is open to writers of fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and to photographers throughout the United States. Judges for each category include prestigious and professional authors and photographers including authors Thomas Pecore Weso, Ira Sukrungruang and Cynthia Swanson, and photographer Tytia Habing.
The Hal Prize offers publication in the Peninsula Pulse’s annual Literary Issue, reading a readership of 18,000. Cash awards of up to $150, a week stay at Write On, Door County (a literary retreat located in the heart of the Door Peninsula), a class at Peninsula School of Art (a nationally recognized year-round destination for artists and art appreciators), and other prizes will be awarded.
The Hal Prize is presented in collaboration with Write On, Door County, a nonprofit organization promoting writing and reading to year-round and seasonal residents in the county.
The Hal Prize is held in the spirit of the late Hal Grutzmacher, a professor and Door County bookstore owner, by offering commentary and encouragement to promising writers and photographers.
All submissions will be accepted digitally. The deadline for submission is Wednesday, May 1, 2019.
For complete submission guidelines and to submit your creative work, click here.
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