**Getting published in news or magazine outlets can feel like a mystery. But it doesn’t have to be. In this free 1-hr workshop,, I pull back the curtain on how to work with editors to break through and get your work published. I’ve worked for nearly 20 years as a writer and editor, writing for outlets like the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Vogue, Elle, and Women’s Health, among other publications.**

**This one-off class will cover how to develop your ideas, how to approach editors and get them to greenlight your stories, and tips for developing your pitches.**

**Editors may seem scary, but they’re not. They’re on the hunt for well-told stories, so why shouldn’t it be yours?**

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Sophia Kercher is a California-based writer and editor. Her essays and features have been published in the New York Times, Vogue, Elle, the Los Angeles Times, Montecito Journal, and Double Blind magazine, among other publications. She was the founding editor of Los Angeleno, a digital publication dedicated to stories about L.A. life, art, and culture. She lives in Los Angeles but can often be found in Northern California laughing and cooking with her family.









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