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GLAWS was
proud to present a distinguished panel of authors of color in
a candid and inspirational discussion of their writing, their careers,
and how each one has overcome their own personal challenges to
become successful.
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In his informative seminar, "Strategies
for Self-Publishing to the Global Market", Keith Ogorek, self-published
author and SVP of marketing at Author Solutions explained the three
different publishing options for authors today and the four different
paths you can pursue to get your book into the hands of readers.
The event was held at Los Angeles Valley College, Monarch Hall
and drew one of our largest audiences ever.
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This expert panel included Barbara Randall
Kesel, Neo Edmund, Jim Krueger and Art Holcomb has
successfully written scripts for everything from the Avengers,
to Star Wars, Matrix, Batman, Indiana Jones, New Teen Titans,
and many others. and will share the secrets of success with you.
If you’re serious about the craft and business of writing,
you must attend this FREE live presentation to further your career
as a writer!
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GLAWS member Denise Dumars shared
some of her unique perspective on the Publishing Industry from
the viewpoint of a professional insider. Now retired from a well-known
and respected agency* to write and teach, her "confessions" details
the good, the bad, and the reality of the Publishing Industry in
New York.
This was not for the faint of heart or
the squeamish. Come prepared for a different kind of reality show,
and hopefully leave with a smile and a fresh outlook on the world
of publishing as it exists today and the literary agents trying
to survive it.
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Diana
S. Zimmerman spoke on how to transform your appearances into three-hour
lines to purchase your books. She also revealed how she leveraged
her self-published fantasy book, “Kandide and the Secret
of the Mists,” into the elite world of Scholastic Book Clubs
and Books Fairs, and then sold double their original estimate.
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GLAWS
annual roundtable featured (L>R) Paul S. Levine, Dana Newman,
Steve Fisch (M), Joan Resnick CPA, and Christine Valada, a distinguished
group of industry experts who discussed copyrights, trademarks,
and much more, as well as answered a wide range of questions for
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GLAWS
proudly presented a talented slate of almost thirty authors in
Booths 970 at the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books on April
21 & 22, 2012 at USC Campus. Authors appeared and had their
books available for sale and autograph to attendees and fans. We
experienced record attendance, and our authors enjoyed meeting
new fans and selling their great books.
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GLAWS presented a special personal appearace
of talented science fiction, fantasy and mystery authors at the
new Mysterious Galaxy in Redondo Beach, one of the premiere
independent booksellers in Southern California.
Authors appeared from 12 noon till 5 pm
and had books available for sale and autograph for every attendee
and fan.
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This
was a great opportunity to discover the ‘must know secrets’ you
should be armed with – even before you seek an agent, a
publisher, or decide to self-publish.
International Award-winning author Darlene
Quinn spoke about the path authors chose depends on their
specific goals. If you want your books in the hands of readers
beyond your family and personal friends your marketing plan
will begin long before your publication date.
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A
crowd of over 50,000 attended this three-day event in Anaheim,
where GLAWS authors of many genres were able to meet and make
new fans, and sell their books.
Pictured L>R standing are Leslie Ann
Moore, Aaron Mason, Jackie Haumann, Tony N. Todaro and (seated)
Ann Finnin and Cynthia Cordell.
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What
compells editors to read past the first page--the first paragraph?
Author and workshop leader Sherwood Smith held a special
workshop focusing on those first crucial pages.
Using the workshop attendees as part
of the process, we examined in depth how the reader sees text,
and discuss strategies to gain reader investment.
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Richard
Walter (Head of screenwriting at UCLA)addressed a large
crowd for over two hours on how to write a screenplay first
as a book, so you can market the movie rights more easily since
the project is no longer ‘original’ but now an
adaptation of material from another medium.
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