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ENDORSEMENTS
I. Greenwich YWCA, Panel on "How to Get
Published in the 21st Century," (in cooperation with Just
Books, Greenwich)
We can't wait to have these authors back! Lucy Hedrick and her
colleagues M.J. Rose and Anne Rockwell, attracted more than 80 men
and women to their program on Getting Published. They are compelling
speakers, and the book-selling table was busy!
Wendy Blumenthal, Assistant Director,
w.blumenthal@ywcagreenwich.com
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II. Cambridge Public Library (in cooperation with Sundialbooks,
Lexington, MA)
"How to get published in the 21st
Century" drew a large audience of more than 40 writers. Lucy
Hedrick, Lynne Heitman and Anne Rockwell offered valuable
information for traveling the maze to publication. No one left early
and most chose to buy books! We look forward to their return to CPL.
Marilyn Gagalis,
mgagalis@ci.cambridge.ma.us
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III. Buttonwood Books & Toys, Cohasset, MA
Buttonwood Books and Toys had "standing room
only" for Hedrick and her panelists, and we've already asked,
"Where's Part II?" We sold a LOT of books, and our patrons have told
us their program was one of the best. They're asking when we'll do
another program like it.
Kathleen McGonagle,
totsie1029@aol.com
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IV. Harvard Business School Women's Association
Interest in "How to
Get Published in the 21st Century" was high not only among our
traditional alumnae audience, but also among current Harvard
Business School students. More than sixty people attended the
insightful panel moderated by Lucy Hedrick. Post-event feedback was
very positive for the authors' clear-eyed, practical and
encouraging program
Terri Sevilla, Harvard Business School Women's Association,
sevilla@attbi.com
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V.
Water Street Bookstore, Exeter, NH
Authors Hedrick, Heitman and Rockwell were a
"sell-out" at the Water Street Bookstore on October 8—every seat was
taken. Aspiring writers left their program armed with helpful tools
and information, along with new additions to their libraries.
Andrea Swift,
kensingtonlibrary@attbi.com
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VI. Barnard College Club of Fairfield County,
Greater CT and Westchester
Lucy Hedrick and her panelists tremendously
enlightened the Barnard Alumnae Network on the ins and outs of
publishing today. The audience learned how to best put forth their
works of fiction, nonfiction and children's lit to the industry
buyers, as well as how to publish on the Internet. The panelists are
compelling speakers and gave us encouragement as well as their
honesty.
Joanne Kabak, Vice President for Networking,
clarity@optonline.net
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VII. Darien Community Association, Darien, CT
You were all great teachers, with a love of
writing, so enthusiastic, and a wonderful sense of humor, all of
which make you dynamic speakers! You certainly held the audience's
attention!
Peggy Raleigh, Chairman,
cda1923@optonline.net
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VIII. Princeton Club of New York City, NY
Lucy Hedrick drew a large group of attentive
aspiring writers to a lecture she gave on how to get published at
the Princeton Club of New York. She gave them, succinctly and
clearly, a comprehensive list of tips centering on finding an agent
and the all-important book proposal for the agent and later editor.
The audience was satisfied and even grateful.
Turhan Tirana, alumnus,
TURHAN.TIRANA@banking.state.ny.us
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IX. Bear Pond Books, Montpelier, VT
Lucy Hedrick and Lynne Heitman attracted a
large group of would-be authors to Bear Pond Books. Their tips and
pointers on getting published were full of knowledge and
encouragement, and Lucy truly is organized--working with her to put
on the event was a breeze.
Pat Lyon-Surrey, Events Coordinator,
pmylon@juno.com
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