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Writing Workshop at Rye Books: Get a Book off the Ground

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HOW TO PITCH A BOOK IDEA AND GET PUBLISHED


Get started ? Book Proposal - Half Day Workshop - 9th October



Maybe you have an idea. Maybe you have a manuscript at the back of the cupboard. Whatever stage you?re at, come to this half day workshop at Rye Books and gain the tools and motivation to take your project forward.


You?ll take part in a practical workshop that will help you to plan, structure and pitch your book idea. What makes a good proposal? How should you present yourself as a prospective author? Learn how to attract an agent, publisher and readership and get the hands on teaching you need to get your proposal in front of the people that matter.


Give your work the best possible chance of making it into print, and sign up today!


9th October 2016, 10 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. ?15


Rye Books, 45 Upland Road, East Dulwich, London SE22 9EF


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Dr Hester Vaizey is a fellow of Clare College, Cambridge, and an award-winning author of four History books (published by Bloomsbury, Thames and Hudson, Macmillan and Oxford University Press). She runs the History Publishing List at The National Archives in Kew, and has a successful track record of helping first time authors transform their ideas into commercially successful books.

Contact Hester to book at place: [email protected]

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