Clackamas Arts Alliance offers a new workshop series for makers & creative artists. These workshops are designed to offer a way to explore your business potential and opportunities.
UPCOMING WORKSHOP TOPIC: How to Self-Publish Your Writing
So you’re a writer. Once you’ve completed your masterpiece, where do you go next? Join us for a comparison of the traditional publishing model and self-publication. Learn how self-publishing can be turned to your advantage, as well as how to get going. Topics covered will include: editing your manuscript, publishing eBooks, self-marketing, copyright and ISBN, as well as resources for writers looking to self-publish.
A workshop co-presented by the Clackamas Arts Alliance and the Oregon City Library.
WHEN: Saturday, November 9, 2:00 – 3:30pm
WHERE: Oregon City Public Library, Community Room
COST: Free! These classes are supported by a grant. Donations are welcome at registration to continue supporting events like these.
Questions? Contact: Clackamas County Arts Alliance at info@clackamasartsalliance.org or call 503-655-0525 with any questions.
DJ Schneider developed his creative writing skills at the San Francisco Art Institute and The Cabin in Boise, Idaho. He just released his fourth novel, The Stones of Carnac, in the Melanie Simpson Mystery series. When David isn’t chasing Melanie Simpson around to document her next great adventure, he is buried deep in an Oregon burrow he calls The Writing Cave. There, under the light of a gooseneck lamp, he can be found transcribing Melanie’s amazing adventures to paper, and working on other inspired novels and tales. David is a member of SCBWI, NIWA, and the Gresham Writers.
Ariella-Sophie Sternberg, a graduate of Evergreen State College (BA) and Lewis & Clark College (MAT), is an artist, teacher, poet, and broadcaster. In addition to her work as an arts educator and the Community Outreach & Engagement Manager for the Clackamas Arts Alliance, Ariella has worked as a production editor at HarperCollins Publishers, where she learned the nitty-gritty of publishing production schedules, as well as the fine points of copyediting, proofreading, and digital layout and design. Ariella is happy to call Milwaukie, OR, her home, where she creates in the productive hubbub of a large and busy garden.
