The Art & Business of Writing

 

Author and publishing insider, PJ Campbell has over 15 years experience in The Art and Business of Writing.

   

PJ is the “Publishing Guru” for LifeTips.com http://publishing.lifetips.com/

Her new book, 101 AUTHOR TIPS, Creating A Successful Book Campaign, published by LifeTips.com released June 9, 2009 and is available through any bookselling retail outlet.

 

Listen to her interview about the book:  http://http://www.lifetips.com/about/radio-show.html 

PJ Campbell is the Director of Events for a major East coast publishing house where she is involved in all facets of the publishing process, bringing finished books to the marketplace.  In her role as the Director of Events, she oversees and creates 1600+ author and executive appearances, globally.  PJ is credited with the creation of the 10,000 print run publication of BOOK SELLING FOR DUMMIES published by Wiley, endorsed and distributed by the American Booksellers Association.

 

Her articles have been published in local, national and international publications including Garden City Life Newspaper, Young Rider Magazine, Mused, and Common Ground Magazine.  As a marketing savvy writer, she has landed web-site content assignments with artists, business owners, doctors and more. 

PJ is a member of the following professional organizations:

Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators

Pacific Northwest Writers Association

Association of Writers and Writing Programs

National Association of Women Writers

Association of Writers and Writing Programs

Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators

Western Writers of America

 

For more information, visit http://www.pjcampbellwriter.com  

 

Nancy Slonim Aronie has been a commentator for National Public Radio's All Things Considered. She was a Visiting Writer at Trinity College in Hartford, CT, wrote a monthly column in McCall's magazine and was the recipient of the Eye of The Beholder Artist in Residence award at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston. She gives writing workshops and lectures at Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health, Omega Institute, Rowe Conference Center, Wain-Wright House and The Open Center in New York City. She teaches at Harvard University.

"I don't think anyone can really teach writing,"says Nancy Slonim Aronie, director of the Chilmark Writing Workshop on Martha's Vineyard. "What I know I can do is create a safe place for writers to write. "And if you feel safe, you can do anything. You can take the risk of saying this is who I am, this is what terrifies me, this is what moves me, this is what makes me laugh. When you take that risk, you dig deep. You will access your innocence, your truth and your vulnerability and then you cannot miss.

For more information, visit http://www.nancyaronie.com