| May
23, 2004
"How
to Get the Most Out of a Writer's Conference -- The Do's and
Don'ts of Winning the Contest, Schmoozing with the Right People,
and Wowing an Agent"
If you've ever thought about investing in a trip
to a writers conference, this talk could mean the difference
between getting your book published or pouring your $400 down
the drain. Beth Proudfoot will give us the inside scoop on which
writers conferences to go to and how to use your time and money
wisely once you are there. Ms. Proudfoot is Chairperson of the
East of Eden Writers Conference, an event Melanie Rigney, former
editor of Writers Digest, deemed "the best conference in
the country for the price." She's also been a very successful
conference-goer, with a total of five contest wins and 20 agents
requesting more information after hearing her "pitch."
Noted for her engaging, humorous style, and her experience on
both sides of the podium, she will be helpful to anyone wondering
if a writers conference is right for them.
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