We've even wrapped it for you! |
...and we humbly suggest you consider giving yourself the gift of coming to The Lucky 13th Annual SCBWI Winter Conference in New York City, January 27-29, 2012.
It's a gift that will super-charge your illustrating and writing career journey.
A gift that will let you dive into intensive - and essential - days on marketing, and in the writers roundtable intensive, a chance to get immediate feedback from agents and editors!
A gift that will educate you about the business of children's publishing from experts at the top of the field.
A gift of spending a weekend surrounded by - and knowing that you are a member of - your Children's Literature community. Your (and my) SCBWI tribe.
And it is a gift of inspiration that will resonate with you long after you return home.
Attending the SCBWI Winter Conference is a gift you can give yourself. And there's no wrapping paper to buy! (Kudos to Sarah Baker for the gift image above!)
Here are some of our pre-conference looks at the Friday Intensives and SCBWI Team Blog interviews with the conference faculty:
Jean Feiwel, Senior Vice President & Publishing Director, MacMillian
Ginger Knowlton, Agent at Curtis Brown Ltd.
Lin Oliver, SCBWI's Executive Director, on the Writers Intensives (The Roundtable Intensive for Writers and the Marketing for Professional Writers Intensive)
Lin Oliver, SCBWI's Executive Director, on the Illustrator's Marketing Intensive
Darcy Pattison, Author and creator of the Random Acts of Publicity Day
Nancy Paulsen, President and Publisher of her own imprint at Penguin Young Readers Books.
Rubin Pfeffer, Agent at East-West Literary
You can check in at The Official SCBWI Conference Blog for more up-to-the-minute pre-conference interviews as the holidays roll into the new year, and to get a taste of past conferences.
Registration is open, and you can explore the schedule and full list of faculty and events (like the portfolio showcase and the Gala Dinner) here. We hope to see you in New York!
Happy Holidays!
Illustrate and Write On,
Lee
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