RESCHEDULED: How to Publish Your Work in Literary Journals Workshop

This workshop has been rescheduled to Monday, June 29 as an online event.

Instructor: T.J. Butler
Date: Wednesday, May 27 from 7-9pm
Class size: 3-8 participants
(Register by May 24)

Are you interested in publishing your short fiction and poetry in literary journals and magazines?

Have you considered it, but don’t know where to start? Do you wonder if your work is even good enough to submit?

You’ll learn the basics to get started: knowing when your work is ready to submit; finding and researching journals; writing cover letters; crafting your author’s bio; navigating Submittable; tracking and organizing your submissions; strategies for submitting; vocabulary to help you represent yourself as a pro; “Literary Twitter,” and much more.

Bring a notebook and a pen. You’ll leave with the tools necessary to begin submitting your work to journals ranging from approachable to top-tier.

About this teaching artist: T.J. Butler lives on a sailboat with her husband and dog. She writes fiction that is not all fun and games. She is a Pushcart Prize nominee and an occasional contributor to Tiny House Magazine. Her work appears or is forthcoming in Flash Fiction Online, Tahoma Literary Review, New South, Ghost City Review, Barren, Riggwelter, and others. She is working with her agent to complete a collection of short stories, “A Flame on the Ocean.” She can be found at @aGalWithNoName and TJButlerAuthor.com.

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