epublishing

Wednesday 7 November 2012 - Wednesday 28 November 2012

Presented by: SPUNC
Rating: Early and Emerging
Type: Course

Wednesdays 6.30–8.30pm, 7–28 November

The ebook isn’t simply about publication of the written word via the humble PDF file. The digital revolution has opened doors to hybrid publications that can incorporate visual, audio and interactive applications, and links to other source material. This course is suitable for writers of all genres and will cover the publishing and distribution process of the “future book”. Facilitated by SPUNC, sessions will outline benefits available to the writer and tackle challenges to avoid in order to get published or to self-publish successfully.

SPUNC (The Small Press Network) promotes independent publishing and supports the principle of diversity within the publishing industry as a vital component of Australian literary culture. SPUNC initiates and facilitates programs that contribute to the development of the publishing sector, particularly regarding sales and distribution, marketing and publicity, and networking and communication within the publishing and book industries.

Early birds receive 10% discount. Offer closes 24 October

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