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KILLER NASHVILLE 2008 BREAKOUT GROUPS
Are you a writer with specific
questions you would like addressed? Do you want a
chance to sit with an author in a small intimate setting
and discuss the business of writing and getting
published? Then a breakout session may be just the
answer.
At the small cost of $15 each, Killer
Nashville breakout sessions are a real bargain. These
limited-attendance question-answer sessions are
conducted by professional authors, with the sole purpose
of providing information that attendees would like to
ask, but without the pressure of being in a larger panel
or whole-group setting. Killer Nashville 2008 is
offering three separate breakout sessions, each led by a
different author.
| FRIDAY,
AUGUST 15, 5:20-6:30 PM |
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On Friday August 15, the
breakout session, “Don’t Murder Your
Mystery, Don’t Sabotage Your Submission,”
will be conducted by editor
Chris Roerden, author of the
award-winning book on self-editing for
writers, Don’t Murder Your Mystery. |
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 5:20-6:30 PM |
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P.J. Parrish, New York Times bestselling
author of the Louis Kincaid and Joe Frye
series, will be heading the Sunday August 17
breakout session. Whether you are just
beginning your novel or ready to seek
publication, this session, entitled, “Now
What?” will help you determine the next
steps of your journey. P.J. Parrish is the
pseudonym of sisters Kelly Nichols and
Kristy Montee. |
| SUNDAY,
AUGUST 17, 2:30-3:30 PM |
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On Saturday August 16,
Edgar Award winner
Steven Womack will conduct a breakout
session with the self-explanatory title, “If
the Process of Writing is Such a Joy, Why
Does the Business of Writing Have to Suck So
Badly?” Steve has also been the recipient of
the coveted Shamus award. |
Participants must be registered attendees
of Killer Nashville 2008. Enrollment is limited.
Register now.
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