http://www.theportlandalliance.org/library

The Northwest Writers & Publishers Association (NWPA)

and the Tualatin Public Library are proud to present:

 

Tuesday, March 10, 2015
Producing Pitch-perfect Project Promotion

with

J. Wandres

Whether you have a publisher or plan to do-it-yourself, you must promote your Work. The key is to think of yourself as a company called A. Author, Inc. whose product is your work and your brand. By all means use virtual communications and social media. Our “TEDdie” talk will consider new, old, and Other-Than-Usual ways to promote your Work: When to launch a promo push?  Who are the target demographics? How to stand and deliver a best-selling PABS that converts browsers into buyers?
 
J. Wandres
With a B.A. in English from San Francisco State College J. Wandres began to write professionally in the 70s. He has sold hundreds of features—many with his own photos—to national, regional and corporate publications. He has edited four magazines (two earned awards for editorials and design), and he has designed and managed promotional and branding campaigns for new and emerging businesses. His two nonfiction books are: TravelSmart Pennsylvania and New Jersey (Avalon, 2000) and The Ablest Navigator (Naval Institute Press, 2010) He is at work on a travel guide to a little-seen aspect of Oregon.
 

Where: Tualatin Public Library

                   18878 SW Martinazzi Ave.

        Tualatin, OR 97062

     When: Tuesday, March 10

             6:30 - 8:30pm

 

              http://www.tualatinoregon.gov/library

 

      Self-publishers, marketers, journalists, artists, authors and aspiring authors are welcome.

 

No charge for NWPA members or students under the age of 18.

$10 charge for guests.

Member’s guest: $5.

 

For questions about NWPA and future guest speakers visit www.northwestwriterspublishers.weebly.com

or call Veronica Esagui at 503-913-6006 for more information. 

 

NOTE: NWPA is a writers and publishers organization providing programs of interest to the writing, publishing and marketing community in the greater Portland area, including Vancouver and Salem.

 

 

 

Thank you,

 

Dr. Veronica Esagui
www.veronicaesagui.net
www.nwwriterspublishers.com
www.nwbookfestival.com
 

AGED TO PERFECTION, a comedy in two acts

https://www.lakewood-center.org/pages/lakewood-plays-Fertile-Ground-2014

Coming soon, the full production at the Winningstad Theatre, Portland

Central Library   Central Library Eco-Roof Tours

In 2008, Multnomah County's Central Library became the first library in Oregon to feature an eco-roof.
Constructed with living plants and simulating the processes that occur in nature, eco-roofs absorb rain
water like a meadow in a natural setting.

The Central Library eco-roof is not accessible to the public. Frequent backstage tours allow you to see
the roof from windows overlooking the roof.

The 20-minute tour begins at the first floor Welcome Desk.
Registration required; register online, in the library or by calling 503.988.5234.

Tour dates and times