HOW TO BE A SCRAPPY LITTLE WRITER & PURSUE ALL PUBLICATION PATHS

Learn how to broaden your approach beyond writing for the traditional market, to also include self or hybrid publishing, and writing for the educational market through work-for-hire. You'll learn the perks and pitfalls of each path and how to juggle all three so that you really can have it all as well as build writing credits, snag an agent, and be your own boss. In the hands-on portion, you'll have time to work on a submission packet to approach work-for-hire publishers.

ABOUT THE SPEAKER

REBECCA LANGSTON-GEORGE 

Rebecca Langston-George is the author of 19 books for children including the bestselling For the Right to Learn: Malala Yousafzai's Story. While Rebecca is largely known for writing nonfiction for all ages, her fiction picture book debut Rover Rolled Over is coming out in March and her middle grade historical fiction One Fine Voice debuts soon. A retired teacher, Rebecca serves as the Regional Advisor for SCBWI Central-Coastal California and is on the board of the California Reading Association. She's an active school presenter and creates teacher guides for other authors.  She writes (and mostly rewrites) at one mile per hour on her treadmill desk.

You can find Rebecca on the various social media platforms below:
Website: www.rebeccalangston-george.com
X: @RebeGeorge
Insta: rebeccalangstongeorge
Bluesky: @rebegeorge.bsky.social
Etsy: etsy.com/shop/RebeccaLG
Facebook: Rebecca Langston-George
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