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Yin & Yang of the Writer’s Life: Finding Balance Between the Spiritual & the Material, with Jan Phillips

  • Sunday, December 10, 2017
  • 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
  • Wherever you fire up your computer!

FREE to Members and Nonmembers as a Digital Village Introductory Perk!

Register HERE even if you may not be able to attend "live," so that you can receive the webinar recording.

7:00–8:30 PM (Eastern) / 4:00–5:30 PM (Pacific) // Check your time-zone HERE.

This intensive writing workshop deals with the yin and yang of a writers’ life— the intuitive, interior creative side and the logical, external marketing side. We will cover both the WHY-TO and the HOW-TO of our craft, since it is their fusion that leads to creative combustion and commercial success. Some of the areas we’ll cover: 

  1. How to get the words from your brain to the page.
  2. How to make the proper time and space to support your work.
  3. How to sharpen your focus, voice, proposal, and pitch.
  4. How to excite others about your creative project.
  5. How to create a book proposal that really works.
  6. How to decide whether to self-publish or to find a publisher (the advantages and disadvantages of both).
  7. How to promote and market your book once it's published.

Jan Phillips is a writer, teacher, photographer, and activist. She has made a one-woman peace pilgrimage around the world, traveled across country as a photojournalist, co-founded Syracuse Cultural Workers (publishers of artwork for peace and justice), and founded Livingkindness Foundation which has built a computerized learning center in a Nigerian village. Jan is the author of 10 award-winning books and publisher of the photo-memoir Born Gay. Her books include No Ordinary Time, Finding the On-Ramp to Your Spiritual Path, The Art of Original Thinking: The Making of a Thought Leader, Divining the Body, Marry Your Muse, God Is at Eye Level, Making Peace, and A Waist Is a Terrible Thing to Mind.  

www.janphillips.com / www.livingkindness.org





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att: Michelle Miller

22 Parsonage St #293

Providence, RI 02903

telephone: (518) 290-1636 


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