“I write, therefore I am” … published?
How does your manuscript become a book? What options are there for getting published? How does your book find its way to readers? What is the process of working with a publisher like? And what should you keep in mind if you want to self-publish your manuscript?
Author Doris Lind shares firsthand insights into the world of publishing. She has worked with traditional publishers and has also self-published. She discusses both paths—their advantages and challenges—and offers tips to help you find the right publishing path for you.
In conversation …
… she talks about her experiences with self-publishing or working with a traditional publisher
… briefly discusses other publishing options, such as vanity publishers, etc.
… discusses the advantages and challenges of different publication channels
…and offers insights to help you make your decision
Whether you’re still working on a book idea, already writing a manuscript, or simply curious about the book industry—this evening offers practical insights and the chance to ask questions.
TIP: Writing Retreat “I Write, Therefore I Am” from Sat, Nov. 21 – Sun, Nov. 22. It’s a great experience for anyone who writes (professional texts, books, journals, etc.). Everyone is welcome; no prior experience is necessary. LINK
Seminar Leader: Dr. Doris Lind
For Dr. Doris Lind, everything has always revolved around words: With a Ph.D. in German studies, she has always worked as a communicator; she has been self-employed for over 16 years—she writes nonfiction books about the impact of individual words, works as a copywriting trainer and writing coach, and curates hotel libraries with books.
Free admission! Please register!