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This class runs for four Tuesday evenings.

Confused about what to do with that finished manuscript? Wonder no longer! In this workshop, award-winning suspense author J.H. Moncrieff will take you through the different publishing options. Learn how to write an effective query letter, how to pitch to agents and editors, and how to self-publish the right way.

You will need a device with a stable internet connection (computer, laptop, iPad, tablet, etc.) to participate in this class. A working microphone and camera (built in or attached to your computer) are recommended, but you can also use your phone for the audio.

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This class runs over four Wednesday evenings: October 6, 13, 20, and 27.

"Writers don’t make any money.” Right? Wrong! Award-winning novelist J.H. Moncrieff has made a living with her writing for over 20 years, and in this class, she shares some tricks of the trade. Drawing on her background in marketing and publicity, she’ll teach you the ultimate goal of social media, how to make money with freelance writing, how to successfully market yourself to potential readers, agents, and editors, the elements of an effective author’s website, and how to handle a social media scandal, which is becoming all too common these days.

You will need a device with a stable internet connection (computer, laptop, iPad, tablet, etc.) to participate in this class. A working microphone and camera (built in or attached to your computer) are recommended, but you can also use your phone for the audio.

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This class runs for five Tuesday evenings, with an optional online class party on the sixth Tuesday.

National Novel Writing Month, or NaNoWriMo, presents a daunting challenge each November. Can you write 50,000 words in a single month and "win" NaNoWriMo? Yes, you can! Award-winning novelist (and ten-time NaNoWriMo winner) J.H. Moncrieff will show you how, working with you throughout the month to ensure success. We'll discuss what to do with your finished novel, the benefits and pitfalls of undertaking this challenge, break through any obstacles together, and do some writing sprints to get our word counts up.

You will need a device with a stable internet connection (computer, laptop, iPad, tablet, etc.) to participate in this class. A working microphone and camera (built in or attached to your computer) are recommended, but you can also use your phone for the audio.

Click here to register.