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Online Seminar: Ask...About Publishing Your First Book

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With:

Ella Baxter, Jazz Money, Sneha Lees

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ALL

Summary:

When seeking to be published, it might take one, two, or nineteen books, but what happens then? What is expected of a debut author, and what should your expectations be? And just how does it feel to hold your book in your hands? Join our three debut writers to talk about their lead-up to publication, the realities of working with publishers, and what happens next.

A composite photo of Jazz Money, Sneha Lees and Ella Baxter

A composite of Jazz Money, Sneha Lees, and Ella Baxter

Details

This seminar will take place online. Detailed instructions for participation will be provided.

About Ella Baxter

Ella Baxter is a writer and artist living in Melbourne. Her debut novel New Animal was released in 2021 in Australia and will be released in the US and UK in 2022. New Animal has also been optioned for television with Lingo Pictures, with Marieke Hardy as showrunner. Ella is currently working on her next novel, Woo Woo.

About Jazz Money

Jazz Money is a Wiradjuri poet and artist currently based on Gadigal land. Her practice is centred around the written word while producing works that encompass installation, digital, film and print. Jazz’s writing has been widely performed and published nationally and internationally. Their David Unaipon Award-winning debut collection ‘how to make a basket’ is available now with University of Queensland Press.

About Sneha Lees (Ruhi Lee)

Sneha Lees , writing as Ruhi Lee, is the author of Good Indian Daughter (Affirm Press, 2021) and has written for The Guardian, ABC, SBS, South Asian Today, and more. She is studying acting at The National Theatre, Melbourne and Creative Business (Screen  Production) at The Compton School, University of Canberra. Chugging away on a  screenplay and a new manuscript, she has massive bags under her eyes, but at least they sparkle with exciting stories (and roll at the dorky things she says). 

 

Not a Member?

If you’re purchasing a full price workshop at $215, consider a full price one-year membership ($75) plus member-priced workshop ($155) will cost just $230 and give you discounts on all our services plus a year's subscription to ‘The Victorian Writer’ magazine.

 

And if you have a concession card, a one-year membership ($55) plus member-concession workshop ($135) will cost you only $190.

Cancellation Policy

Venue:

Online
Australia

Contact:

Phone: 90947840
Email: [email protected]

Registration for this event ended on 08 February 2022 - 4:00
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