The Write Bridge Journal Celebration Event
Join us at Watkins Museum in historic Lawrence, Kansas for the reveal of issue #8 with authors and artists showcasing their work.
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Boozy Book Fair
Welcome to the Not-Your-Kid’s Scholastic Boozy Book Fair, in partnership with the Kansas City Booksellers Association!
Marketing Class for Authors
Author Basics:
You will learn about metadata, Goodreads, author pages, & best practices. Come share your knowledge and learn something new!
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ANAMCARA PRESS AT THE BIZARRE BAZAARE
Find Anamcara Press authors for fun and book deals at the Lawrence Art Center annual Bizarre Bazaare!
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“The Seven Stones” Book Signing Happy Hour
Join author Kimberly Ashley for Book Signing Happy Hour at the 6 Mile Chophouse in Lawrence
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Round Table Books Author Talk and Signing
Journalist Amber Fraley will talk about her new non-fiction, Kansas GenExistential
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HOT TIMES IN HISTORY EVENT at WATKINS MUSEUM
History is exciting! Join us for an afternoon of non-fiction featuring authors Leonard Krishtalka, Bonnie Hanni, Amber Fraley, Ann Anderson, and David Hann.
Also featuring Amity Literary Prize Finalist 2023, J.A. McGovern
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WRITING TIPS
WRITING TIP 002: Annihilate Adjectives. Authors “show” by describing action. Get into the character’s senses — what do they hear, see, touch, smell, taste — by using action verbs instead of adjectives. But how can you make your character three dimensional?
WRITING TIPS
WRITING TIP 001: WRITE BADLY. Because most writing is actually revision, it doesn’t matter exactly what you get on the page to begin with, as long as there is enough content to edit later. But how do you get words on the page when you have writer’s block?
How to Serialize Your Novel
There are many serialization places with many different deals for authors. All will cost you something. You need to either have a finished book ready to serialize, or you will need to commit to a vigorous schedule to meet the demand of readers (up to 60,000 words per week.) There are some problems with serialization that have resulted in loss of its popularity of late. Here are a few:
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