BETWEEN THE LINES
Newsletter of the National Writers Union New York Chapter (UAW Local 1981)
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NEWS YOU CAN USE
"WRITING ACROSS BORDERS"
An International Writers Conference
Ninotchka Rosca Esther Armah
Sergio Troncoso
Sat., June 1 at
Empire State College
For information, click here...
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Join La Casa Azul Bookstore
In June for their One-Year Anniversary Celebration
For information, click here...
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Read Between the Lines
The NWU Newsletter
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Remembering Louis - A Tribute
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Read "Delivering For America: Unions Work To Save The Postal Service" by Tom Good
Click here...
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Sell Your Book at the Brooklyn Book Fair "NWU WRITERS SALON"
Sept. 22, 2013
Click here for details...
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NWU Slams Secret Deal Between Publishers Association & Google
For info, click here...
EVENTS FOR WRITERS
MAKE IT HAPPEN
Develop the skills to finish that book, find a publisher & market it, with Carren Strock.
A Free Program Sponsored by
The National Writers Union, NY Chapter
Monday, May 6, 2013, 6-8:30 PM
Ben’s Restaurant (In the Back Room!)
209 W. 38th St. (7th-8th Ave),Manhattan
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"Writing for Another,"
The Challenges and Rewards of Writing ‘As Told To’ and ‘Ghost’ Books, with Jeff Coplon
Monday, June 3, 2013, 6-8:30 PM
Ben’s Restaurant (In the Back Room!)
209 W. 38th St. (7th-8th Ave),Manhattan
PROMOTE YOUR BOOK AT THE LABOR & WORKING CLASS CONFERENCE
If you have a book that has a labor theme, come to the Labor & Working Class History Association conference in New York City on June 6-8, and join Tim Sheard at the NWU book table to promote your work and to advance the union that champions the rights of freelance writers.
For more information on how to register for this exciting conference, visit: http://www.lawcha.org/wordpress/annualmeeting/nyc2013/
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See the complete listing of events for 2013 in the Upcoming Events Page.
And ask about articipating in our programs and tables at the upcoming book fairs. Bring your books to promote and sell.
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Jackson Heights Open Mike Poetry Reading
First Tuesday of the month, Sept.-June at Terraza Cafe
WATCH & LEARN: PROGRAMS ON VIDEO FOR WRITERS
The Author-Editor Relationship: an enlightening talk by freelance editor Sarah Grey
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