Authoring Baby Boomer Fiction – Where to start and how to finish!
Scroll down the page to see BOTH teleseminars and register! The NABBW Announces Two NEW June Teleseminars
with guests
Vikki Stark and Susan SantangeloThe second JUNE teleseminar is …
Authoring Baby Boomer Fiction –
Where to start and how to finish!
with guestSusan Santangelo
babyboomermysteries.com
Thursday, June 24, 2010
8:00 pm – 8:30 pm EST with Q&A to follow
Author of
Retirement Can Be MurderSusan Santangelo has been a feature writer, drama critic, and editor for daily and weekly newspapers and magazines in the New York metropolitan area for over twenty years, including a stint at Cosmopolitan magazine. A public relations and marketing professional, Susan was president of her own special events agency, Events Unlimited, in Princeton, NJ. Diagnosed with breast cancer in 1998 and after treatment, she searched for a program which would provide information on survivor issues such as post-treatment diet, exercise and a wellness support group. Finding none, she began the Breast Cancer Survival Center (BCSC), an all-volunteer not-for- profit which provides free post-treatment education and support services to breast cancer survivors and their families. Susan began writing fiction to highlight the emotional challenges being faced by boomers such as herself. She divides her time between the Connecticut shoreline and Cape Cod, MA, sharing her life with husband Joe, and three English cocker spaniels. To learn more about Susan, visit her website.
Retirement Can Be Murder is the story of Carol Andrews and her Beloved Husband Jim, members of the fastest-growing demographic in history, the Baby Boomer generation. Carol dreads Jim\’s retirement more than a root canal without Novocaine. She can\’t imagine anything worse than an at-home husband with nothing to do but interfere in daily household activities and drive her crazy. Until her plans to stall Jim\’s retirement result in her husband being suspected of murder.
What you will learn
- The best thing about writing fiction
- Writing process, how to conquer the most difficult
- Sources for story ideas and plots
- Character development
- Marketing/publishing/promotional tips
- Advice for fiction writers – What I\’ve learned
We hope you will join us and help in spreading the word about these two very different, but both fascinating teleseminars, and don\’t forget … questions for each of these guests can be sent in ahead of time by just sending me an email!
