Unlock the Secrets of Publishing at Tandragee Library: Ask an Editor with Katherine Armstrong!
Published 07 Oct 2024
Are you passionate about books and curious about the inner workings of the publishing industry? Are you an aspiring author looking for insider tips to get your manuscript noticed? Don't miss this exclusive opportunity to dive into the world of publishing with a top industry expert!
Join us in Tandragee Library on Saturday 12 October from 11:00am – 12 noon for an exciting FREE event with Katherine Armstrong, Deputy Publishing Director at Simon & Schuster UK. With years of experience in shaping bestsellers and working with authors from various genres, Katherine will share her invaluable insights on the publishing process, what editors look for in submissions, and practical advice on how to pitch your story.
Whether you're an aspiring author eager to break into the publishing world, a book lover fascinated by the behind-the-scenes magic of getting a book published, a writer wanting to understand what makes a manuscript stand out, or someone interested in a career in publishing or editing, this event is for you. Get ready to have your questions answered and gain insider knowledge from a leading professional in the field!
We look forward to you joining us for what promises to be an inspiring and informative event. This is your chance to unlock the secrets of publishing and take your writing dreams to the next level!
For more information, please contact Tandragee Library on telephone 028 3884 0694 or email tandragee.library@librariesni.org.uk.
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