Meet Author Laura Stanfill (event) with Bill Johnson on AuthorsDen

Follow Me

· Contact Me
· Books
· Articles
· Poetry
· News
· Events
· Blog

· 5 Titles
· 4 Reviews
· Share with Friends!
· Member Since: Oct, 2004

Bill Johnson, click here to update your pages on AuthorsDen.

Upcoming Events with Bill Johnson

Creating, Pitching and Producing, Meet Lars Kenseth
11/2/2020

« All Events Portland: Ignite Your Story
1/2/2018

FEARLESS WRITING
11/7/2017

Narrative Tension
9/5/2017

Bill Johnson Play Performed in Brighton, England
4/18/2017

Pitching, Querying and Landing Your Agent” with DongWon Song
1/3/2016

Featured Book
My Washington, DC Journal by Pamela Ackerson

This is your journal, for your writing. An interactive journal with historical tidbits designed to nurture creativity and self-motivation, features one side for drawings,..

BookAds by Bronze, Silver
Gold and Platinum Members

Share Save

Meet Author Laura Stanfill

with Bill Johnson


Date:	1/3/2023 - 1/3/2023
Time:	7 pm
Location:	Portland, Oregon
Category:	Arts/Entertainment
Summary:	Laura Stanfill, author of Singing Lessons For the Sytlish Canary, will speak to the Portland Chapter of Willamette Writers on Tuesday, January 3rd.
Details:	Laura Stanfill has always worried about her authors’ worries, as the publisher of Forest Avenue Press. But in 2022, when her debut novel came out with Lanternfish Press, she had to navigate those fears and bumps in the road as the creator of original work, not just as a champion of someone else’s project. She’ll talk about common misperceptions about the publishing industry and anxiety-inducing situations as a way to breathe, laugh and shake off the things we can’t control as authors. Bring your questions and concerns to this interactive conversation. Laura Stanfill is the publisher of Forest Avenue Press and the author of Singing Lessons for the Stylish Canary (Lanternfish), Powell’s best book of 2022. She has won two Oregon Literary Fellowships for publishing and was awarded the inaugural Independent Book Publishers Association scholarship to the Yale Publishing Course. She believes in building a literary community at the local level as a way to subvert the scarcity model of publishing. Join us to kick off 2023 with Laura Stanfill on January 3rd . 7:00 pm at Willamette Writers Headquarters at 1336 NW Flanders St, Portland OR. Laura is the author of Singing Lessons for the Stylish Canary and was a keynote speaker for the WW convention this past summer. About your chapter meetings Willamette Writers meetings are open to all writers, 18 and up. Guests are welcome to make a donation to help support the cost of the meeting (we believe in paying our speakers for their time and skills). This meeting is run by volunteers. We look forward to seeing you there! Young writers are encouraged to join our Young Willamette Writers meetings. Sign Up! Any high school or middle-grade writers are welcome to join us. Sign up for our email list at: http://eepurl.com/hRubBf A registration link will be sent to our email list before our next meeting. MASKING: Willamette Writers continues to require mask-wearing at our in-person, indoor meetings. If you are unable to mask, we invite you to join us at one of our online Chapter Meetings. Here is a link to our policies. To learn more about the Portland chapter of Willamette Writers, visit https://willamettewriters.org/event/portland-a-publishing-primer-for-anxious-authors-by-laura-stanfill/ To learn more about Willamette Writers chapters in Salem, Hillsboro, Corvalis, Eugene, Newport, and Medford, visit http://www.willamettewriters.org
Telephone:
Website:	Portland Chapter Willamette Writers

Cinema Stanzas Two: Poet Laureate of the Movies by Betty Jo Tucker

This award-winning sequel to "Cinema Stanzas: Rhyming About Movies" serves as a fun resource for fans of both movies and poetry.

Member BookAds

Confessions of a Movie Addict by Betty Jo Tucker

Film Stars! Dancing! Popcorn! At last, a life story with everything but the movie stuff edited out.This amusing memoir chronicles film critic Betty Jo Tucker's love affair with film from the 1930s through the beginning of the new millennium

Member BookAds