Are you thinking about self publishing your book but not sure where to start or even if it’s for you?
Or are you taking this year’s NaNoWriMo challenge and want to get in tip top writing shape before November 1st rolls around?
I’m teaching a workshop on each topic and they both start on October 1st.
Here are the links if you’d like more info or want to register-
I thought it was about time I posted something on the site and it’s going to be a little of this and a little of that.
Coaching and Mentoring Service
First piece of business, my coaching and mentoring service is now up and running. If you’re struggling to get started on writing a novel or have one that keeps getting rejected, I’d love to help you get back on track. I offer critiques on synopsis, partial and full manuscripts, even short stories and articles if you’re a non-fiction writer. I also offer one on one coaching and mentoring via Skype or e-mail. You can reach me at susanpalm2010@gmail.com.
Newsletter
I also have a newsletter that you can sign up for on the landing page of the site. Each month you’ll find tips on writing, my teaching schedule, and discounts/specials for my critiquing service.
New Gig
I have a new gig over at Coffeetime Romance. www.coffeetimeromance.com. It’s called The Writer’s Room and on the first Friday of each month I’ll be posting an article about some aspect of writing.
Skillshare
Not really writing related but I created two new classes over at Skillshare. One focuses on public relations…many of you know I worked in PR and was publicist before I became a writer.
The other class of focuses on time management and productivity.
Here are links to both of them…and I will be creating more writing classes there very soon!
http://skl.sh/2eVnsMV
http://skl.sh/2xYuvfc
Great Site for Authors
Many years ago I had the pleasure of interviewing mystery/suspense author Hank Phillippi Ryan and I love receiving her newsletter with all her latest news. I was happy to see she and some other authors have created a site with lots of great information for authors so be sure to check it out-
https://careerauthors.com/
And finally…
One of my students is part of a critique group which is for published women writers and they’re currently looking for new members so if you’re published and been looking to get some feedback on your work, check out this link and contact Joyce.
http://joycefinn.com/html/wac.html
Happy writing.
Have you just finished a manuscript but not sure if it’s ready for the eyes of an editor or agent?
Do you have a feeling something’s not working with dialogue or POV?
I’m teaching a workshop for the Outreach Chapter of RWA that addresses those topics and a whole lot more. It runs from April 1st through the 30th and I’d love to ‘see’ you in class so your manuscript can be in tip top shape ready to submit.
Here’s the link if you’d like more information or want to register.
2017 is just around the corner and that means workshop time again. I have a full schedule of teaching and things kick off on Tuesday January 3rd with You’ve Written A Manuscript, Now What?
If you’ve finished writing a book but not sure if it needs some more work or if you just want to give it a final polish, then this workshop is for you. It’s eight lessons which offer you a series of checklists to use to evaluate your book to make it stronger and better.
As well as the lessons, and like all my other workshops taught through Romance Writers of America, you’ll be able to interact with me and your fellow students. I’ll be there to answer questions and help you with any issues you’re having with your story.
This one is offered through the Low Country Chapter and I hope to see you in class.
Here’s the information if you want to sign up-
Here’s wishing everyone a happy and productive 2017.
Many of you know that I’ve been teaching and tutoring for the last eight years and recently I joined another new teaching platform over at SkillShare.
So far I’ve added two classes, How to Write a Novel in 30 Days and Writing a Synopsis. I’ll be adding more in the coming weeks.
For those of you unfamiliar with SkillShare, the majority of classes are under 30 minutes, some are free where anyone can participate while others (like mine) require you to have a premium membership which is $96 per year and once you have that you can take as many classes are you like.
They also have a trial membership which is 99 cents for three months. And if you have a skill to share, it’s also a great platform to offer your own classes too.
Here are links to both of my classes and I’ll update this once I get new classes added-
Just in case you have visited the dedicated page on this site, I’m posting the information here too. As of today, October 21st, 2016, I have a new business aimed at helping aspiring writers live their dream.
I’m offering coaching and critiquing services and here’s the URL www.novelworkshops.online.
Are you taking part in this year’s National Novel Writing Month or just itching to write a novel in just 30 days?
Do you want to learn twenty easy to follow tips to help you reach that goal?
Last week I began teaching on a new to me platform called Skillshare. You have to be a member and once you are you can access all the classes they offer including yours truly’s.
They usually have a deal where you can test drive membership for 99 cents for 3 months so if you’re interested in hearing about those twenty tips, here’s the link-
https://www.skillshare.com/classes/writing/20-Tips-to-help-You-Write-a-Novel-in-30-Days-AKA-How-To-Win-the-NaNoWriMo-Challenge
I’ll be adding lots more classes there in the coming months…and other platforms too so stay tuned.
