FREE and limited to 100 participants. On Wednesdays, the NSNC hosts a weekly writing Zoom. Writers, commit to an uninterrupted two hours devoted to your writing projects: columns, books, essays, web content, etc. This is FREE for NSNC Members Members sign up with Suzette Standring: suzmar@comcast.net. Put “NSNC Writing Space Zoom” in the subject line.…
FREE and limited to 100 participants. On Wednesdays, the NSNC hosts a weekly writing Zoom. Writers, commit to an uninterrupted two hours devoted to your writing projects: columns, books, essays, web content, etc. This is FREE for NSNC Members Members sign up with Suzette Standring: suzmar@comcast.net. Put “NSNC Writing Space Zoom” in the subject line.…
Register now $25 for NSNC Members. Register Here – Login to access your discount. $45 if you are Not a Member of the NSNC. Register Here (SPJ members Use CINCYSPJ Coupon Code Here for discounted rate) Not a Member? Join Now! Together in partnership with the Cincinnati chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists, the NSNC presents Write…
Discover valuable insights into the search for truth, especially as it applies to personal stories. David Maraniss, a Pulitzer Prize winning journalist, best-selling author, and Washington Post associate editor will share his writing experiences. His book, A Good American Family: The Red Scare and My Father (2019) is about his father, Elliott Maraniss, a WWII…
This program is free thanks to a grant from PEN America In 1921, rumor and racism caused white angry mobs to burn Black Wall Street to the ground. The Greenwood District of Tulsa, Oklahoma was known as Black Wall Street because of its prosperous community of 10,000 African-Americans. The devastation included 300 deaths, hundreds of…
Register now! For the NSNC Member Rate of $150 CLICK HERE For the Non-member Rate of $225 that includes a one-year membership to the NSNC. CLICK HERE Details below and on the Conference Page HERE. The conference will be a live Zoom, but all programs (except the breakout sessions) will be recorded and can be watched…
Presented in partnership with the Society of Professional Journalists Cincinnati Chapter More writers are turning to freelance work in this gig economy making the art of the pitch so important. In this workshop, award-winning freelancer and NSNC Communications Director Bonnie Jean Feldkamp will show you how to research a publication prior to pitching and how…
Webinar: Thursday, February 25, 2021, 7:00 p.m. EST Free to NSNC Members Register HERE $25.00 for non-members Register HERE Become a Member HERE . Are you prepared to negotiate a book contract? Columnists and bloggers are expanding their platforms into authorship. There are important aspects for contracts with hybrid and traditional publishers: rights, royalties, risks,…
Free for NSNC members! Book tours, review coverage, and author interviews are no longer the only (or best) ways to sell books. Effective book publicity campaigns have changed over the years and most recently as a result of the pandemic. Laura Rossi is a book publicist with three decades in book publishing she’ll discuss podcast…
Rochelle Riley ended a nearly 20-year career as a nationally syndicated, award-winning Detroit columnist in 2019 to become the City of Detroit’s Director of Arts and Culture. In that role, she guides the city’s investment in the arts and creates opportunities for transformative innovation. Her most recent project was the nation’s first city-wide memorial to…
Thursday, June 3, 2021 7:30 PM Eastern Time/ 5:30 PM Mountain Time FREE! Register HERE Stories cannot be written from press releases and political soundbites alone. Julian Rubinstein’s new book The Holly: Five Bullets, One Gun, and the Struggle to Save an American Neighborhood details the intricacies and contradictions that exist between law enforcement and…
FREE event but registration required HERE. Rochelle Riley ended a nearly 20-year career as a nationally syndicated, award-winning Detroit columnist in 2019 to become the City of Detroit’s Director of Arts and Culture. In that role, she guides the city’s investment in the arts and creates opportunities for transformative innovation. Her most recent project was…
