Indie Author Fringe is an online conference for self-publishing authors, brought to you by the Alliance of Independent Authors (ALLi)
Organised around the major book fairs around the world, ALLi brings together the most up-to-date self-publishing education and information available and broadcasts it to authors everywhere.
Running 24 sessions over 24 continuous hours allows ALLi members, and other authors around the globe, to attend some live sessions, no matter where they’re located. (But don’t worry, we don’t expect you to stay up all night! You can always catch up later.)
Over the course of the year, we take authors across all stages of the author-publishing journey: writing, editorial, design, production, distribution, sales, marketing, rights licensing, money matters and living the indie author life. And thanks to the generosity of our speakers and sponsors, it’s all free.
There is an exciting and varied line-up for the first Online Indie Author Fringe Event of 2017 that kicks off at 10am on Saturday March 18th (London Time)
These speakers include Orna Ross, Founder of ALLi, Joanna Penn, New York Times best-selling author and speaker on self-publishing, Mark Dawson, best-selling author and provider of hugely popular online courses on Facebook Advertising and self-publishing, and Jane Friedman, who has over 15 years experience in the publishing industry.
Be sure to join this incredible FREE Author Fringe event on Saturday 18th March. More details can be found on the event page here.
Are you interested in Author Mentoring?
Finally, I thought I’d let you know that I now offer several ways to help authors and creatives who wish to write and publish a book, be it a novel of a non-fiction title.
Find out about my mentoring programme here!
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