Registration for Fremantle 2020 is coming up, and choosing a pitch appointment will be part of the registration process. Pitch registration will close at the end of the Early Bird registration offer this year. For those who want to pitch, remember that a short, simple, but most of all interesting description of the essence of your book isn’t enough. You need to be able to follow through, with a book ready to send out if the editor or agent requests the full. In creating your pitch, think about the premise of your story, the themes and the hook. Write them …
Conference News | Business and pitching appointments
Business Appointments and Pitching at Fremantle 2020 Further Your Business Relationships: We are happy to have both Dan Woods and Kevin Tumlinson from Draft2Digital available to take business appointments at Fremantle 2020. You can put in a request to meet with the Draft2Digital team to discuss any thing you’d like about self-publishing. Learn more about all the opportunities out there for your books in digital, print and audio or ask about the latest marketing tips. Ricardo Fayet from Reedsy will also be available for appointments. As one of the founders of Reedsy, Ricardo has helped to create the world’s leading …
Conference News
Conference round up for February – only six months to the Romance Writers of Australia annual conference!
Interview with Anna Boatman from Piatkus
We are so looking forward to welcoming you to Fremantle in 2020, Anna. We’d love our members to get to know a bit about you before conference.
Meet RWA2020’s guest agent, Tanera Simons
We are so looking forward to having Tanera Simons, an agent with literary agency Darley Anderson, attend the Fremantle 2020 conference. Read on to learn more about her, her agency, and the type of work she represents.
Heather Graham: on genre, travel and sticking with it
We are very excited to introduce RWA’s Fremantle 2020 conference attendees to author Heather Graham, who will be flying over from the US to present a keynote address and a workshop entitled What We Do with Words at conference. Heather answers Michelle Diener’s questions on the genres she writes and more.
Cover Crush | August/September
There are highlights in the Australian romance writing community, including festivals and workshops, but one of the unmissable events, is the Romance Writers of Australia’s annual conference. This year was one of the best I’ve been to, and I want to take a moment to congratulate the committee for an incredible and memorable event.
2020 Conference Workshop Submissions Open
Do you have a fantastic workshop idea for RWA’s 2020 conference in Fremantle? Submissions are now open so whether it focus on craft, business, research or the industry, we want to hear from you!
The Upcoming Famous and Fabulous Romance Writers | Conference Takeaways
This month, the Upcoming Famous & Fabulous Romance Writers reflect on the RWA 2018 conference – the lessons & the laughs Jayne Kingsley Volunteering Apart from the early start and my slow foggy brain taking a while to kick in, volunteering at conference was an absolute pleasure. I put my hand up to do the first shift of registration on the Friday with two wonderful ‘Fictional Fairies’ as another lovely author has dubbed us. I got to meet the powerhouse team running the Sydney conference which was in itself exciting, as well as getting to meet loads of conference attendees, …
The Upcoming Famous and Fabulous Romance Writers | Before the Conference
As the 2018 Sydney Conference is currently a hot topic in the RWA world The Upcoming Famous and Fabulous Romance Writers are tackling the issue in this month’s RWA blog.
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