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First Lines: How to Get Started Writing Your Story (and Publishing Your Work); Library Workshop, March 16

Posted on March 2, 2011 by admin

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First Lines:  How to Get Started Writing Your Story (and Publishing Your Work)Wednesday, March 16th at 7pm

Elkton Central Library

301 Newark Ave., Elkton MD  21921

In this workshop and discussion, local author David Healey will share ideas on how to get started on your creative writing project – whether it’s a novel, short story, children’s book or memoir. Also, David will discuss the first steps toward sharing your work with the world and the many avenues toward publishing. He is the author of three novels and two non-fiction books and will describe his experiences working with agents, editors, and publishers large and small.

Registration is required.   To register, please stop by the library, visit our website at www.cecil.ebranch.info, or call 410-996-5600, ext. 481.

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