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Writers' Workshop
Have you ever wanted a critical evaluation of your writing by a professional editor? Have you ever wanted some insight into how you can polish your work to better prepare it for submission for publication? Well this year at InConJunction, you can!
Lou Harry, Editor in Chief for Indy Men's Magazine, will again hold a Writers' Critique Workshop at InConJunction. Mr. Harry is not only a professional editor, but he's also run similar workshops as part of the Midwest Writers Workshop and is a published author himself. As part of his job at Indy Men's Magazine he consulted with writers and purchased fiction from such notables as David Gerrold, David Brin, Gregory Benford and Williams F. Nolan.
As part of this workshop, Mr. Harry will review and provide written comments for up to 6 pages (2,000 words) of a manuscript. In addition, at the convention Mr. Harry will spend 15 minutes in a private session with each author discussion their manuscript, their writing style, and techniques they can use to improve their chances of acceptance for publication. Mr. Harry wants to especially emphasize that the point of these sessions isn't to empower writers or pat them on the back. The point is to give you an honest assessment of your work and helpful tips from the point of view of an editor trying to decide whether to purchase your stories for publication.
The work submitted may be completed or in progress. (Sorry, no screenwriting or plays accepted.) A workshop participant may submit only one work consisting of no more than six pages (or a maximum of 2000 words). All submissions should be keyboarded (typed, word processed, or computerized) in appropriate manuscript format, double spaced, and include the participants name and contact information on a separate page. Manuscripts will be accepted on a "first come" basis and no manuscript will be accepted for this program after Saturday June 30, 2007. Mr. Harry needs plenty of time before the convention to appropriately review each manuscript.
The Writers' Critique Workshop requires a pre-registration fee of $25 in addition to the regular InConJunction registration fee. Payments will only be accepted online via Paypal from the link on the InConJunction Registration page. All funds are 100% refundable at the convention in the unfortunate event that Mr. Harry is unable to attend. After pre-registering, it is the attendee's responsibility to send their printed manuscript to:
Lou Harry - InConJunction
5114 Brookstone Lane
Indianapolis, IN 46240
Lou@indymensmagazine.com
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Would you like to volunteer to help out with the convention? Do you want to apply to be a participating guest, artist, or vendor? Do you have promotional items you want to provide or items that you'd like to donate to our charity auction? Want to receive the latest convention flyer and be kept informed of upcoming events? You can do all this and more via our Online Address Book form. All InConJunction participants (both approved and those pending approval) can login and update their Participant Profile and Settings via the new Event Planning Dashboard.
Send an E-Mail to the current Convention Chair-Person at conchair2007@inconjunction.org if you would like any additional information about InConJunction. Send an E-Mail to the convention webmaster at webmaster@inconjunction.org with questions or comments about the InConJunction web page.
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