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Interested in making $100-$1000 for an evening’s worth of research and writing? Then now is the time to get serious about getting published and getting paid. Thousands of writers submit manuscripts to magazine editors daily. Most of these submissions wind up in the "slush pile," never to see ink print. Why? The reason is seldom poor writing skills. Most often the reason is ignorance of proper submission procedures and editorial protocol. Career counselor and published writer Constance Hallinan Lagan designed this seminar for writers who want add income to their coffers - through published bylines. Topics include querying, writing on speculation versus writing on assignment, submitting manuscripts, contracts and confirming letters, literary rights and copyright, editorial protocol, and payment on publication versus payment on acceptance. Call to register: 516-931-1417.
