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erastesMessage from Alex Beecroft.
If you're from the UK and you're a published author, and you're looking for a place to promote your books, then the new Britwriters Blog might
be for you.
http://wulfwaru.wordpress.com/
If you're not from the UK, but you've considered writing a book set in Britain - whether a contemporary or a historical - then this blog should
have something to interest you too.
We're looking for British writers who are willing to contribute articles of interest about British life, history, the publishing industry in the
UK and USA, makes of cars in Britain, the 101 most misunderstood words in either continent etc - anything that would be of general interest.
In return you can use the blog for judicious self promotion. The aim is to create a fun and interesting blog, which people come back to to read
and enjoy. If that sounds like your cup of tea, then please join us on:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/The_Britwriters/
(The blog is the public face of the group. The yahoo group is the place where the behind the scenes organization goes on. In the absence of a
RWA in the UK, we're also hoping to use the yahoo group to organize some flesh and blood events at cons and booksignings next year, if we get
enough interest.)
If you're from the UK and you're a published author, and you're looking for a place to promote your books, then the new Britwriters Blog might
be for you.
http://wulfwaru.wordpress.com/
If you're not from the UK, but you've considered writing a book set in Britain - whether a contemporary or a historical - then this blog should
have something to interest you too.
We're looking for British writers who are willing to contribute articles of interest about British life, history, the publishing industry in the
UK and USA, makes of cars in Britain, the 101 most misunderstood words in either continent etc - anything that would be of general interest.
In return you can use the blog for judicious self promotion. The aim is to create a fun and interesting blog, which people come back to to read
and enjoy. If that sounds like your cup of tea, then please join us on:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group
(The blog is the public face of the group. The yahoo group is the place where the behind the scenes organization goes on. In the absence of a
RWA in the UK, we're also hoping to use the yahoo group to organize some flesh and blood events at cons and booksignings next year, if we get
enough interest.)
