How To Get Published - Autumn

Are you writing but could do with some inspiration to help you along? Are you looking for writing advice to help hone your craft? Do you want to find out more about the publishing process - from securing literary representation to signing a book deal?  We're partnering once again with the Open University over two evenings in November for How To Get Published, an online incarnation of our successful pre-pandemic conference format. Which means business as usual, with a line-up of acclaimed authors, commissioning editors and literary agents on hand to offer tips on the writing process as well as invaluable insight into the world of publishing. You will find out how to develop your manuscript and how you can take your writing to the next level. Schedule Wednesday 10th November 6pm: Introduction to the event (house-keeping rules, a bit about W&A, a bit about OU, and associated materials)  6.10-7.10pm: Plot and Structure - Writing Across Formats with Jonathan Myerson 7.10-8.10pm: Finding an agent for book & fillm/tv with Louisa Minghella, media agent at Blake Friedmann and literary agent TBC Friday 7th May 6pm: Introduction to the event (house-keeping rules, a bit about W&A, a bit about OU, and associated materials)  6.10-7.10pm: Non-conforming Structures & Story Ideas with Monique Roffey  7.10-8.10: Publishing Independently with Jacques Testard, founder of Fitzcarraldo Editions and Kit Caless, co-founder and editor at Influx Press