I'm out of breath. Cheryl Klein, senior editor with Arthur A. Levine Books, must surely be, as well. That was a rapid-fire 90 minutes, with no time for questions from attendees. However, Writer's Digest promises that no question will go unanswered, so submitted will be answered and sent to participants along with a recorded version of the webinar in about a week.
Though we were told we needn't take notes, I tried to capture some of the more salient points. But I'm happy that we'll get to ruminate further and at our leisure via the archived event.
Klein's presentation was very thorough. At this writing, I'm twenty-five minutes past the webinar's conclusion and cannot think of a single question. She provided contact information, in case some arise.
Do I recommend the WD webinars? Absolutely, if the subject under discussion is pertinent to your writing. Was it worth the price? Yes. I am a frugal writer and tend to weigh at length value against cost, which is why I waited until today to register.
I can't attend nearly as many conferences as I would love to. Thank you, Writer's Digest, for offering opportunities like this through Writer's Digest University.
COMMENT QUESTION: Have you participated in a webinar through WD, ACFW, or some other venue? What was your experience?
I'm glad you had such an enriching webinar today, Sharon. I attended two WD webinars with Jane Friedman last year, and returned to those recordings again and again to suck more juice from the orange!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Hoosierwriter. I plan to do the same thing. I just hope I can manage to consume every single drop of the sweet juice in the year allowed.
ReplyDeleteWrite on!
Because of Christ,
Sharon