Writers can explore options for getting published at the
Sept. 7 “Publishing Perspectives” workshop sponsored by the St. Louis Writers Guild.
Representatives of Walrus Publishing, Blank Slate Press/Treehouse Publishing,
Month9Books and a nonfiction and poetry educator/editor will explain their
services and answer questions from 10 a.m. to noon at the Kirkwood Community
Center, 111 S. Geyer Road in Kirkwood. Free to Guild members, $5 for nonmembers.
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Lisa Miller |
Lisa
Miller
founded Walrus Publishing, Inc. in 2008 with the mission to contribute to the
Saint Louis Literary Community by publishing talented St. Louis
writers. Walrus Publishing has three titles in print thus far and has
several more “in the works.” Lisa is a member of the St. Louis Writers Guild,
the Missouri Writers Guild, and a founding member of the St. Louis Literary
Consortium. This year she is honored to serve as the Conference Committee Chair
for the Missouri Writers Guild. Lisa has a B.A. in English from the
University of Baltimore and an M.A. in English from the University of Missouri-St.
Louis. She has most recently published her debut novel¸ Halfway There.
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Kristina Makansi |
Born
and raised in Southern Illinois, Kristina
Makansi has a B.A. in Government from University of Texas at Austin and a
M.A.T. from the College of New Jersey and an opinion on everything. She has
worked as a copywriter, marketing coordinator, web and collateral designer,
editor, and publisher. In 2010, she co-founded Blank Slate Press, an award-winning small
press focusing on debut authors in the greater St. Louis area, and in 2013, she
co-founded Treehouse Publishing Group, an author services and
assisted-publishing partnership. Her current writing projects include
co-writing and self-publishing The Sowing, the first book in The Seeds Trilogy, and she is hard at work
revising her historical fiction, Oracles of Delphi, set in ancient Greece.
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Catherine Rankovic |
Catherine Rankovic’s books include Meet Me: Writers in St. Louis; Island Universe: Essays and Entertainments; Fierce Consent and Other Poems;
and Guilty Pleasures: Indulgences,
Addictions, and Obsessions. She has published her poems in numerous print
and online magazines. She received her M.F.A. from Washington University in St.
Louis, where she taught from 1989 to 2010; she now teaches poetry
writing and creative nonfiction writing in the online M.F.A. program at Lindenwood University
and is a professional editor of poetry and prose manuscripts at BookEval.com.
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Mandy Schoen |
Mandy Schoen is a senior editor of Month9Books, LLC,
and the managing editor of Swoon Romance (a digital romance imprint of
Month9Books, LLC) and otherwise keeps plenty busy traveling the world, slaying
dragons, falling in love, and whatever else her "To Be Read" pile has
in store for her. When she’s not reading, hanging out with her family, or
acquiring and editing incredible stories for Swoon Romance, she can usually be
found huddling over a cup of flavored coffee. She lives in a suburb of St.
Louis, Missouri, with her husband, her boxer, and her Nook, but it’s probably
easier to find her on Twitter at @Mandy_Schoen.
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