'Tips For Writers' talk at The Florence

By monicamv
May 15, 2016 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted May 15, 2016

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Posted May 15, 2016

When: Wednesday 18th May, 7-8pm

Where: The Florence, Herne Hill

If you've always wanted to write a book, or you're already in the process of writing one, then this is the talk for you!

Monica Meira Vaughan, best-selling middle-grade & young adult author will be sharing practical tips for all writers & aspiring writers at The Florence on Wednesday 18th May, 7-8pm. From planning to getting a publishing deal, you?ll leave fired up and ready to get that book written and sold, whatever stage of the writing process you?re at.

Tickets are ?15 on the door, or ?12 if booked online at www.mmvaughan.com

Limited places (35 max).

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