I have in my hot little hands right now, the final proof copy of Liz A. Stratton Closes the Store. This means that I am very close to "releasing" the book.
So, I am offering one final chance to pre-order the book by filling out this form and sending me a check for $10 or $12, depending on whether you need to include shipping. Then, I will order the books, SIGN your copy, and mail/get it to you.
Once I release the book, the price goes up to $14.
Happy day!
m
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
BIAM class update!
The class will be held at the best coffee shop in town, Rick's Place -- 123 Main Street East, Monmouth, OR (503) 838-4912 Here's a map.
Also, here is the official webpage from WOU's Department of Extended Programs:
http://www.wou.edu/provost/extprogram/creditoverlay/writingnovel30days.php
You can either sign up today, or come to the first meeting next Wednesday!
See you there!
m
Also, here is the official webpage from WOU's Department of Extended Programs:
http://www.wou.edu/provost/extprogram/creditoverlay/writingnovel30days.php
You can either sign up today, or come to the first meeting next Wednesday!
See you there!
m
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
College credit available for the Book in a month class
You read right!
You can take my "Write your book in a month" class for actual college credit at Western Oregon University! It would show up on your transcript as "ED 805."
Here is a reminder of what the class is all about:
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Write Your First Novel In Thirty Days! - Spring 2012
Wednesdays, 7:30 to 9:00 p.m.
Dates: April 25- June 6
Location: WOU
Instructor: Maren Bradley Anderson
N/C Fee : $50 est.
(1) Credit Fee: $100
Class size is limited to 20. Early registration is recommended!
* Do you have a great idea for a book, but haven’t gotten around to writing it?
* Perhaps you have no idea, but do possess a deep, burning desire to write.
* Maybe you are convinced you don’t have time to write a novel.
Really, who has time?
Lots of people! In fact, our instructor, Maren Bradley Anderson, has written three novel manuscripts by writing over 50,000 words in thirty days.
The class will focus on:
* preparation for writing a book-length first draft (including idea generation),
* completion of the book-in-a-month challenge,
* and end with a workshop on what to do with a freshly written novel.
The emphasis of this class is not quality, but quantity. Without a completed first draft, the writer cannot revise a better second or third draft. In this class you will get that elusive first draft.
You can write the first draft of a novel in just thirty days!
You can take my "Write your book in a month" class for actual college credit at Western Oregon University! It would show up on your transcript as "ED 805."
Here is a reminder of what the class is all about:
***
Write Your First Novel In Thirty Days! - Spring 2012
Wednesdays, 7:30 to 9:00 p.m.
Dates: April 25- June 6
Location: WOU
Instructor: Maren Bradley Anderson
N/C Fee : $50 est.
(1) Credit Fee: $100
Class size is limited to 20. Early registration is recommended!
* Do you have a great idea for a book, but haven’t gotten around to writing it?
* Perhaps you have no idea, but do possess a deep, burning desire to write.
* Maybe you are convinced you don’t have time to write a novel.
Really, who has time?
Lots of people! In fact, our instructor, Maren Bradley Anderson, has written three novel manuscripts by writing over 50,000 words in thirty days.
The class will focus on:
* preparation for writing a book-length first draft (including idea generation),
* completion of the book-in-a-month challenge,
* and end with a workshop on what to do with a freshly written novel.
The emphasis of this class is not quality, but quantity. Without a completed first draft, the writer cannot revise a better second or third draft. In this class you will get that elusive first draft.
You can write the first draft of a novel in just thirty days!
Sunday, April 8, 2012
Write a Book in a Month Class Details!
Press Release and Details for the Book in a Month class I will teach at WOU through Extended Ed.
***
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
April 6, 2012
Press Contact: Maren Anderson
andersm@wou.edu
WOU offers “Write a Novel in a Month” Class.
Write Your First Novel In Thirty Days! - Spring 2012
Wednesdays, 7:30 to 9:00 p.m.
Dates: April 25- June 6
Location: WOU
Instructor: Maren Bradley Anderson
N/C Fee : $50
(1) Credit Fee: $100
Class size is limited to 20. Early registration is recommended!
* Do you have a great idea for a book, but haven’t gotten around to writing it?
* Perhaps you have no idea, but do possess a deep, burning desire to write.
* Maybe you are convinced you don’t have time to write a novel.
Really, who has time?
Lots of people! Every November, hundreds of thousands of people participate in National Novel Writing Month by pledging to write 50,000 words of a novel in thirty days.
In fact, our instructor, Maren Bradley Anderson, has “won” NaNo for three years by writing over 50,000 words in thirty days.
Write Your First Novel In Thirty Days is a 7-week class aimed at people who want to write a novel by participating in the deadline-driven, community-supportive atmosphere. The class will focus on:
* preparation for writing a book-length first draft (including idea generation),
* completion of the book-in-a-month challenge,
* and end with a workshop on what to do with a freshly written novel.
The emphasis of this class is not quality, but quantity. Without a completed first draft, the writer cannot revise a better second or third draft. In this class you will get that elusive first draft.
You can write the first draft of a novel in just thirty days!
Maren Bradley Anderson teaches literature and writing at Western Oregon University. She has won numerous awards for her writing, including having a film she wrote chosen for the Mid-Valley Video Festival in Salem. She has written three novels’ first drafts in 30 days each. She lives on an alpaca farm near Monmouth, Oregon.
***
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
April 6, 2012
Press Contact: Maren Anderson
andersm@wou.edu
WOU offers “Write a Novel in a Month” Class.
Write Your First Novel In Thirty Days! - Spring 2012
Wednesdays, 7:30 to 9:00 p.m.
Dates: April 25- June 6
Location: WOU
Instructor: Maren Bradley Anderson
N/C Fee : $50
(1) Credit Fee: $100
Class size is limited to 20. Early registration is recommended!
* Do you have a great idea for a book, but haven’t gotten around to writing it?
* Perhaps you have no idea, but do possess a deep, burning desire to write.
* Maybe you are convinced you don’t have time to write a novel.
Really, who has time?
Lots of people! Every November, hundreds of thousands of people participate in National Novel Writing Month by pledging to write 50,000 words of a novel in thirty days.
In fact, our instructor, Maren Bradley Anderson, has “won” NaNo for three years by writing over 50,000 words in thirty days.
Write Your First Novel In Thirty Days is a 7-week class aimed at people who want to write a novel by participating in the deadline-driven, community-supportive atmosphere. The class will focus on:
* preparation for writing a book-length first draft (including idea generation),
* completion of the book-in-a-month challenge,
* and end with a workshop on what to do with a freshly written novel.
The emphasis of this class is not quality, but quantity. Without a completed first draft, the writer cannot revise a better second or third draft. In this class you will get that elusive first draft.
You can write the first draft of a novel in just thirty days!
Maren Bradley Anderson teaches literature and writing at Western Oregon University. She has won numerous awards for her writing, including having a film she wrote chosen for the Mid-Valley Video Festival in Salem. She has written three novels’ first drafts in 30 days each. She lives on an alpaca farm near Monmouth, Oregon.
Thursday, April 5, 2012
Book in a month class!
Ok, writing nerds!
I'm teaching a "Write a novel in a month" class through DEP starting April 25!
If you don't take my class, you aren't allowed to whine to me about never finishing your book.
$50 N/C, $100 1 credit.
Message me for more info.
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