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<title>New York Writers Workshop   Pitch Conferences   Workshops in New York City, New York</title>
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 center  h3 New York Writers Workshop 2012 Pitch Conferences  h3  b  font color  990000 Non-Fiction Pitch March 2 - 4   Perfect Pitch Fiction April 27 - 29  New York, NY  font   b   center     New York Writers Workshop hosts three-day Pitch Conferences for writers of fiction and non-fiction and YA. At these unique conferences, participants meet with and pitch their manuscripts to three different editors from major New York publishing houses (including Viking, Penguin, Random House, Scribners, Simon and Schuster, and others).     Before the conference begins, participants boil the essence of their manuscript down to a synopsis of flap copy length (roughly three minutes). The copy should include the book s premise and hook.     b  font color  990000 Day One  font   b   Pitch participants workshop their flap copy with a workshop leader from New York Writers Workshop. Each participant reads his her synopsis. The NYWW instructor provides guidance in revision for clarity, concision, and impact. The instructor also discusses, as appropriate, the realities of the publishing market. The rest of the group participates, as appropriate, and learns from each example.     b  font color  990000 Day Two  font   b   Begins with morning Agents Panel-Interview, Q A, Schmooze.  Afternoon, participants pitch to two editors. The first pitch is public, in the presence of group, and is followed by a short Q A with the editor. The second pitch is private, one-on-one with an editor, with an NYWW instructor present.      b  font color  990000 Day Three  font   b   Each participant makes one private pitch to an editor, again with an NYWW instructor present. The day wraps with a group conference with an NYWW instructor.     b  center For more information email  a href mailto  newyorkwritersworkshop gmail.com newyorkwritersworkshop gmail.com  a  or visit our website at  a href  http   writing.shawguides.com NYWW website  http   www.newyorkwritersworkshop.com  a . Non-Fiction Pitch Conferences   Perfect Pitch Fiction Conferences. Writers pitch proposals to editors from major publishers, including Viking   Random House. 10-week workshops are offered year-round.
Year Established: 2001
Number of Programs/Year: 4 conferences
Program Length: 3 days
Group Size or S:T Ratio: 15 1
Program Focus:  Children s, Fiction, Mystery, Non-fiction, Young Adult
Faculty: Includes Jennifer Belle, Jacqueline Bishop, Maureen Brady, Mike Cohen, Allison Estes, Doug Garr, Richard Goodman, Bronwen Hruska, Sally Koslow, Charles Salzberg, Charlie Schulman, Rachel Sherman, Alix Strauss, Tim Tomlinson.
Costs:  425 for 3-day conference, includes Saturday morning agents panel
U.S. Locations: New York City, New York 
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Months: January,February,March,April,May,June,July,August,September,October,November,December
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