JOIN ME on Sunday afternoon to learn some VERY important new skills around pitching your work so that the next time you're in an elevator with Don Maass or Nephele Tempest at the Surrey International Writers Conference, you don't sound like a drunk SpongeBob.
Cost: $28 CAD for non-FBCW members and $18 for members. (Damn. That's a steal.)
When: Sunday, March 8, at 2 p.m. (YES, it will be recorded. Paid registrants can access the recording for 45 days.)
ALSO I LOVE ANGELA SO YOU SHOULD HANG OUT WITH US.
REGISTER HERE: https://www.bcwriters.ca/event-6573696
Description lifted from the Federation of BC Writers website:
Pitching is more than an agent-seeking tool; it’s a core skill that supports every stage of your writing career. Whether you’re pitching to agents, publishers, booksellers, or readers, knowing how to clearly and confidently talk about your book opens doors and builds confidence.
Takeaways
- Different types of pitches
- How to craft a logline
- Dos and don'ts of pitching
- How to choose which pitch is good for which situation
Intended Audience:
Writers of any skill level
Bio:
Angela Douglas is an award-winning Canadian author who lives in the Okanagan with her husband and kids. Her debut novel and psychological thriller, EVERY FALL, was first published in January 2025, is a finalist for the Canadian Book Club Awards, was selected as a winner of the 2025 PenCraft Seasonal Book Award in the Thriller category, and is a finalist in two categories: Suspense and Cross-Genre for the National Indie Excellence award. She is a member of International Thriller Writers, Crime Writers of Canada, the Women’s Fiction Writers Association and Sisters in Crime. She is also the founder of Eyes on Books, a Book Marketing Hub. When she isn’t working or hanging out with her family, she hides in her studio, writing her next book.
Social Media Channels
Bluesky: @angeladouglasbooks
Facebook: @angeladouglasbooks
Instagram: @angeladouglasbooks
Website: https://www.angeladouglasbooks.com
SEE YOU THERE!