Registration begins on Juneteenth online via EventBrite. Admission is free, with an optional $15 workbook available for in-person and virtual attendees. International participants are encouraged!
Expert workshop presenters will cover book sales and marketing for global audiences, international networking, and mental health and wellness for Black writers. Discussions and an opportunity for questions will support writers (particularly those in the Black/African diaspora) with their projects and initiatives, as well as provide resources.
Presented by the TU Book Expo, and co-sponsored by the Toronto Arts Council, Toronto's Kya Publishing, Nairobi's Mutendei Writes, Cleveland's Elevated Waves Publishing, and Toronto's Bstellar® Group Inc. The event venue has been sponsored by Lauft, an on-demand workspace network.
"We look forward to providing writers with an inviting workshop where they can cultivate new ideas, comfortably discuss wellness, and explore new global networks and opportunities." ~ TU Book Expo
Previous IWW writer sessions, through informed presentation, have highlighted the following topics:
- Character Development and Historical Representations
- How to Use Writing to Ignite Freedom, Healing and Power
- Content Marketing
- Self Publishing vs. Traditional Publishing
- Traditional Marketing Methods in the Digital Age
- Literary Cultural Barriers in the African Diaspora
- Top 3 Writer Collaboration Tips
- Cross Promotional Marketing Tips
- Reader Engagement Tips
- Sharing Resources and Opportunities
Writers and literary supporters from all communities are welcome to attend!
Contact: tube@kyapublishing.com
Information: TUBookExpo.com