OLLI101332 - Essentials to Self-Publishing Your Book [Online via Zoom]
Course Description
Essentials to Self-Publishing Your Book
Instructor: Vivienne Munn
Dates: Mondays, Oct 2-Nov 6
Time: 3:00 PM-4:30 PM
Location: Online via Zoom
Join author Vivienne Munn to learn the basics of self-publishing. This workshop covers everything from writing your first draft to the different types of editing. You’ll also discover how to submit your work for publication through Amazon. Gain essential knowledge for getting your memoir, children’s book, or fiction work out into the world. Additionally, there will be a brief discussion on marketing your book. Don’t miss this fun and insightful hands-on workshop. Get started on your publishing journey today!
Pre-requisite: Come ready to learn the process of self-publishing your story, actively participate in demonstrations, and engage in class discussions.
Maximum online registrants: 25
Instructor’s Bio:
Vivienne Munn, an American Novelist, Elder-Care Patient Advocate, Educator, and Inspirational Speaker. Vivienne writes children’s books and middle-grade books. She has published several children’s books, her first of which, My Pal Buddee–The Checker King, debuted in 2015. She is a former university professor with twenty years of experience in teaching and publication (two non-fiction, adult, and inspirational books.)
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