WebWorkshop: Pitching your manuscript to Publishers

Searching for a publisher for your completed manuscript? This August NZSA is running Perfect Online Pitch – your opportunity to pitch your (polished) manuscript to a leading New Zealand publisher and, if successful, to submit your full manuscript.

In order to help you make the best pitch possible, join publishing expert Harriet Allan with Melanie Laville-Moore, Managing Director of Allen & Unwin NZ and Kate Stephenson, Senior Publisher at Hachette Aotearoa NZ, to up-skill before the pitching sessions.

By the end of the WebWorkshop you’ll understand what publishers are looking for, how marketing and sales influence the success of your manuscript, and how to put your best foot forward!

Paid participants will be invited to submit questions before the event.

The Perfect Online Pitch programme is only for NZSA members. However, anyone is welcome to attend this WebWorkshop!

If you have any questions about Perfect Online Pitch, please contact us at hello[at]nzauthors.org.nz

6.30 – 8pm, Thursday 23 July

Fee: NZSA Members – $25. (Non-members – $50)

WebWorkshop: Pitching your manuscript to Publishers

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Please note that all Webworkshops are held on Zoom.
Bookings will close at 5pm Wednesday 15 July.
If you are unable to make the live event we have you covered, as all registered participants will be emailed a recording of the Webworkshop (sent to you a few days after the event) to view for one month after it is aired live.