Friday, Nov. 20th, 7-10 p.m. San Francisco
$35 members/$45 non-members
You’ve taken the magazine writing class (or maybe you haven’t), and you’re out there, trying to make it all work: seeking ideas for articles, finding markets for your pitches, putting together query letters, and dealing with editors — before, during and after assignments. Have questions? Want a little advice? Curious about how other people are doing it? Feel like exchanging ideas about what’s working and what’s not? Let’s get together and talk about it over a little wine and cheese, or simply some coffee or tea and a brownie or two. You’ll see you’re not alone — and that will help some. You’ll also leave with renewed motivation, plus a few tips and some new ideas for things to try — and that will help a lot!
Cary Pepper has been a freelance writer for 28 years. He has published dozens of articles in such publications as The New York Times, TV Guide, Premiere, Advertising Age, Town and Country, and Mad. He is also an award-winning playwright whose work has been produced throughout the U.S. and in Europe. He has taught writing at Media Alliance, the San Francisco Art Institute, and privately.