Powerhouse Literary Agent Donald Maass to Bring Secrets of Novel Writing to Providence, RI, October 14th and 15th

With only a few hundred first novelists published each year, competition among would-be novelists for available slots with reputable publishers is fierce. Editors working for large publishers no longer cultivate promising novelists with flawed manuscripts but instead rely on literary agents to discover and present top talent for them. One of Manhattan’s most experienced agents, Donald Maass, who sells more than one hundred novels a year to major publishers, will be in Providence, RI on October 14th & 15th to offer the keys to creating a novel acquisition editors can’t resist.

(PRWEB) August 9, 2006 -- With only a few hundred first novelists published each year, competition among would-be novelists for available slots with reputable publishers is fierce. Editors working for large publishers no longer cultivate promising novelists with flawed manuscripts but instead rely on literary agents to discover and present top talent for them. One of Manhattan’s most experienced agents, Donald Maass, who sells more than one hundred novels a year to major publishers, will be in Providence, RI on October 14th & 15th to offer the keys to creating a novel acquisition editors can’t resist.

The two-day workshop, “Writing the Breakout Novel,” features Donald Maass’s “agent’s-eye” view of such vital elements as character, plot and theme. He brings these concepts to life by involving seminar participants in exercises that enable writers to plumb the depths of their characters, deepen themes, strengthen point of view and voice, and more. “Writers love Maass’s smart, funny style and his nuts-and-bolts approach,” says Lorin Oberweger, whose company, Free Expressions (www.free-expressions.com), sponsors the Maass seminar and others nationwide.

Writers love Maass’s smart, funny style and his nuts-and-bolts approach

Maass’s seminar is also popular among experienced mid-list authors hoping to rise to bestseller ranks. As successful author Karen Leabo says, “I’ve written and sold forty novels, but Don Maass helped crystallize concepts I’ve heard over and over. I feel confident I can put the advice into practical use and reach that next level in my career.”

The seminar cost is $259 (early registration) and includes refreshments, lunch, and an evening reception on Saturday, and refreshments on Sunday. The Providence seminar will be held at the Hilton Garden Inn-Providence Airport, One Thuber Street, Warwick, RI.

Those interested in the October seminar should call 813-684-7988 or toll free: 866-I-WRITE-2 (866-497-4832) or visit the Free Expressions website at www.free-expressions.com. Pre-registration is required for all seminars.

For:
Free Expressions
2420 W. Brandon Blvd., #198
Brandon, FL 33511

Contact:
Lorin Oberweger
813-684-7988

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