[…]that character. Writing a novella is also a great way to test out a new genre. Perhaps you write historical fiction and want to try writing a mystery or contemporary romance. Start with a novella to see how things go. Novellas are also an excellent way to experiment with writing in a different point of view. For example, maybe all […]
[…]vendors will be located in “The Commons” (first floor, where the registration desk is) for the Friday and Saturday of the conference. Stop by their tables to see what they offer! These vendors will be located in the Center Stage on Friday and Saturday from 4 to 5 pm, after the closing keynote session each day. Browse their products, ask […]
[…]be members of LDSPMA? No, collaborators do not have to be members of LDSPMA. However, membership is free, and we encourage you to join and get involved today! Do I have to be a creator of the work to nominate it? No! You can nominate any work that you know of that has been released during the previous year if […]
[…]Area editing networks: Publishing Professionals Network, Editcetera. LDSPPA’s goal is to become a similar […]
[…]to work with. However, they usually have a lot of work, so will offer you repeat business. This is a great way to get experience under your belt. Once you get experience, you can branch out and look for better-paying work. Many packagers pay by the page, not by the hour. There are several packagers based out of India. Some […]
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[…]the Lifetime Achievement Awards Ceremony, Dean Hughes, Emily Watts, and Christopher Robbins were honored and spoke about their lives and careers, with Carole Mikita as the emcee: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fOy_RNgQlZk&feature=youtu.be And here is a link to view the Praiseworthy Awards Ceremony that gave out publication awards in about a dozen categories, with Amanda Dickson as […]
[…]connecting, encouraging, and uplifting place. Almost every person I know is somehow involved in this online world. Some people thrive on posting about their lives while others are bystanders who just like to consume content. When I decided I wanted to build my own space on YouTube, I had two goals in mind: Inspire people to start living life to […]
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[…]Personal Essay Family History I Have an Idea—Where Do I Start? Keynote Speaker: Connie Sokol Your Story Matters: 3 Steps to Changing the World through WordsConnie is a speaker, bestselling author, media personality, the host for Called to Create: An LDSPMA Podcast, and program founder (not all at once, and not without chocolate . . .). But at the core most days she’s a […]
[…]the content isn’t too sales focused. Write blog posts and link them to your profile. The goal is to become a go-to source for a specific type of information. Make sure your goal is clear, and then make sure your posts contribute to achieving that goal. Socialize (25% of posts) People come on social media platforms for information and for […]
[…]Podcasts: How to Develop, Produce, and Market Your Podcast for Success – by KaRyn Lay Historical Fiction: History or Fiction? – by Dean Hughes and Chris Crowe Power Storytelling Techniques to Captivate Readers: The Hero’s Journey, Writing Juicy, and the Three-Act Play – by Bridget Cook-Burch Friday, October 21 Main Conference, Day 1 8:00 – 8:30 am: Check-In and Badge […]
[…]Self-Publishing – Laurisa White Reyes Book Marketing Blueprint – Michelle McCullough Marketing for Freelancers – Suzy Bills See the map below for room numbers. Friday, October 8 8:30 – 9:00 am: Registration and Informal Mingling Time 9:00 – 10:00 am: Opening General Session: Alex Boyé 10:10 – 11:00 am: Breakout Sessions 11:10 – 12:00 noon: Breakout Sessions 12:00 – 12:30 […]