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The Women’s National Book Association was established in 1917 and celebrated the organization’s centennial in 2017 with a series of literary events nationwide, a publication celebrating the history of women in the world of books, a list of 100 essential books by women authors, and a grant to a non-profit literacy organization—culminating in a gala celebration in October 2018 where the next WNBA Award winner will be honored.
The WNBA-SF chapter is a vibrant, broad-based group of women founded in 1968 by Effie Lee Morris, a Black educator, activist, and librarian. Our members are women in the "world of words" who engage with books: through reading, writing, publishing, selling(bookstore owners), distributing and through library science. Check out our exciting calendar of events!
Upcoming events
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•OnlineDebunking Myths of Hybrid Publishing
OnlineYou just finished writing your manuscript, now what?
Traditional publishing, self-publishing, vanity presses, hybrid publishing…the publishing world is complex and difficult to navigate, with hybrid publishing gaining traction in particular. But lack of knowledge and confusion about the term has led to many misconceptions and myths.
So what exactly is hybrid publishing, and what is not?
Learn about the different methods of publishing and find out what might be your best option during this Women's National Book Association - San Francisco Chapter free Lunch N Learn, presented by publisher Audrey Zurcher!
Meet the Presenter:
A business owner experienced in book publishing technologies and procedures, Audrey Zurcher launched Spring Cedars in 2019, a hybrid publishing solution that provides writers a publishing alternative, one that is integrated, affordable, personable, and fun.Note: To get the replay, please register here: https://wnba-sfchapter.org/october-16-free-lunch-n-learn-debunking-myths-of-hybrid-publishing/
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