Showing posts with label oregon coast children's writers workshop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label oregon coast children's writers workshop. Show all posts

Thursday, January 15, 2015

Oregon Coast kidlit workshop

Thinking ahead? Here's something to do, and something to motivate you through this winter:


The Oregon Coast Children's Book Writing Workshop will take place in Oceanside, OR from
July 13–17, 2015.


Faculty includes: Julia Maguire, editor at Knopf Books for Young Readers; Alison Moore, editor at Little, Brown; agent Rachel Orr; author Christine Fletcher; author David Greenberg; author Deborah Hopkinson; author Victoria Jamieson; and author Ruth Musgrave.


For complete details and registration, please click here.


NOTE: SCBWI is not affiliated with the OCCBWI.

Monday, April 25, 2011

Three Spots Left for the Oregon Coast Children's Book Writers Workshop

OREGON COAST CHILDREN'S BOOK WRITERS WORKSHOP
SUMMER 2011

This summer, July 11-15, we will proudly present the ninth Oregon Coast Children's Book Writers Workshop, in the exquisite Oregon Coast town of Oceanside. At this time the class is three-quarters full. If you care to join us, probably it would be a good idea to sign up soon by using the registration form at the site.

The instructors for the workshop will include five established children's book authors (between them, specializing in YA and middle school novels, picture books, non-fiction, magazine pieces, and poetry), two children's book editors from major houses, and one children's book agent. Summer Workshop 2011 promises to be our best yet because:

- The instructor-student ratio will be a maximum of one to seven
- Each day you will meet with an instructor for at least one comprehensive consultation
- You can have one-on-one informal meetings with instructors each day as well
- Every student who wishes can have an anonymous first page manuscript critique by all eight instructors in front of the class
- We will offer at least twelve instructional lectures on various aspects of writing and publishing
- There will be two evening presentations by instructors
- Out-of-class consultations with instructors are available
- There will be at least three guest lectures/writing workshops
- There will be two wonderful parties (quite appropriate for friends, partners, spouses, children)

If you are ambitious to publish a children's book (or simply adore children's books) this is the workshop for you. It will allow you to connect directly with authors, editors, agents who are active in the children's book business. If you go to the website and look under Evaluations, you'll see that it's received extraordinarily high praise (some listed below).

The course is available for graduate credit.

For complete information we welcome you to visit our website. There's a generous refund policy (described at the website) if you decide to register now and then later on change your mind.

Wednesday, January 20, 2010

The Oregon Coast Children's Book Writers Workshop

If you want to travel to Oregon for an intensive workshop with established authors, editors, and an agent, this one might be for you.

The details from the organizers:
From July 12-16 we present the eighth Oregon Coast Children's Book Writers Workshop in the exquisite Oregon coast town of Oceanside.

The instructors for the workshop will include five established children's book authors (between them, specializing in YA and middle school novels, picture books, non-fiction, magazine pieces, and poetry), two children's book editors from major houses, and one children's book agent. Summer Workshop 2010 promise to be our best yet because:

- The instructor-student ratio will be a maximum of one to six,
- Each day, you will meet with an instructor for at least one comprehensive consultation, and
- You can have one-on-one informal meetings with instructors each day as well, and
- Every student who wishes can have an anonymous first page manuscript critique by all eight instructors in front of the class, and
- We will offer at least twelve instructional lectures on various aspects of writing and publishing, and
- There will be two evening readings/discussions by instructors, and
- Out-of-class consultations with instructors are available, and
- There will be at least three guest lectures, and
- There will be two wonderful parties (quite appropriate for friends, partners, spouses, children)

If you are ambitious to publish a children's book (or simply adore children's books), this is the workshop for you. It will allow you to connect directly with authors, editors, agents who are active in the children's book business. If you go to the website and look under Evaluations, you'll see that it's received extraordinarily high praise (some listed below).

The course is available for graduate credit.

For complete information we welcome you to visit our website.

Monday, July 20, 2009

Seasoned Authors: Teaching Opportunity!

David Greenberg at the Oregon Coast Children's Book Writers Workshop sends this along:

I am seeking well-established children's book writers to instruct at the Oregon Coast Children's Book Writers Workshop 2010. If this interests you, please review our website and send a brief message describing the books you've written, genre specialty, and your teaching experience.