Submission Strategies for Publication Workshop Series: Where, how and when to submit October 24, Nov 7 & Nov 20

 

This series is a practical workshop where I will present the newest and latest calls for submissions, give insights and strategies for organizing, planning, and tracking your submissions, and help with manuscript preparations. We will work on our research, selection, plans, and prepping the second half of the time together as we gather and submit our work. One take away will be a long term plan for organizing your submissions over the next 6 -12 months, taking a look at project goals and timing them with future open reading periods.

Submission Strategies for Publication Workshop Series: Where, how and when to submit

October 24, Nov 7 & Nov 20

@ Lunchtime, Noon – 1:30 pm

$35/session

In person and Online

Fall is the season for sending your work out for publication: poetry, short story, personal essay, journalism, book chapters, artist collaborations, mixed-media and hybrid genres. Get the details you need to plan where, how and when to submit. Handouts, tea, and chocolate too.

Work in a supportive community of writers to research the field, prepare your manuscripts, and submit them to a carefully selected field of publications:

·       Contests

·       Literary journals and Magazines

·       Anthologies

·       Calls for submissions

·       Collaborative arts

Discover new opportunities for your writing:

·       reviews

·       translation

·       prose and verse chapbooks (short story and essay)

·       first chapter submissions

·       artist residencies

·       conferences

My personal goal is to get caught up in my own submissions - join me in making this process happen for your writing too. Submitting work is a part of the business side of being a writer that can at times fall to the wayside as we write and read and imagine. For this reason, I think during the submission season in particular it's super productive to work in an accountability community of writers.

Check in with me with questions and thoughts : )

Happy writing,

Kat