Are you ready to build an audience for your writing and get your work published? Take a workshop at Terroir! This year we have two workshops on the schedule aimed at getting you engaged with your intended audience and pitching your work to editors.
Emily Grosvenor is the Editor of Oregon Home magazine and author of the book Find Yourself At Home: A Conscious Approach to Shaping Your Space and Your Life (Chronicle Prism). She writes the Substack newsletter ★ I would do it differently. ★ and is the PR person for Terroir. emilygrosvenor.substack.com.
Workshop: Build Your Readership on Substack. The online platform Substack may be the best place on the Internet right now for independent writers to cultivate relationships with potential readers and develop new ideas for publication. Learn the whys and some of the hows in this workshop aimed at getting you going on the platform, fast.
Kim Hogeland (editing/publishing)
Kim Hogeland is acquisitions editor at Oregon State University Press, where she acquires books on Oregon and the Pacific Northwest, environmental studies, and Indigenous studies. She has previously worked at the University Press of Kansas, University of California Press, and Heyday. osupress.oregonstate.edu
Talk: Publishing with a Small Press
Join Kim Hogeland, acquisitions editor at Oregon State University Press, for a discussion of small presses, the pros and cons of publishing with them, and general guidance on developing a proposal and pitching a press.
Terroir Creative Writing Festival 