Sunday, October 17, 2010
Sunday, Oct. 17, 1:30-4:30pm
http://calwritersclub.wordpress.com/ for timeline of
general meeting & speaker program
Oakland Main Library, West Auditorium
125 14th Street, Oakland, CA 94612.
There is an entrance directly to the meeting room from Madison Street. Free
street parking is available on Sundays. Library is a short walk from the Lake Merritt BART
station.
Meetings are open to the public & without charge
CWC Berkeley Branch
presents:
"Major League Tryouts with Coach Teresa LeYung
Ryan to Build Your Writer's Name"
· understand
the need to build one's name/fame in today's publishing arena.
· identify
advocates, endorsers and fans.
· gain
recognition through your words and your community.
How do writers thrive in the fiercely competitive
industry? Find out for yourself in this delightful session with Writing Career Coach Teresa who
created Build Your Name, Beat the Game: Be Happily Published (the 22 minutes
for 22 days workbook). Visit: http://www.WritingCoachTeresa.com
Bio:
Teresa LeYung Ryan is a writing career coach, an award-winning novelist, and a keynote
speaker at community events. As the creator of the 22 minutes for 22 days workbookBuild Your Name
Beat the Game: Be Happily Published, Teresa says: “You are THE expert of your experiences and an
authority in your field. Whether you’re writing fiction or non-fiction, make your name synonymous with the
themes/subject matters/issues in your writing in order to build your platform." As the author of the
acclaimed novel Love Made of Heart, she inspires adult-children of mentally-ill
parents to speak openly about the stigmas that their parents suffer. As a community spirit, Teresa helps
survivors of violence find their own voices through writing. http://WritingCoachTeresa.com
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Saturday October 30, 2010
Pre-conference Poetry Evening, Friday, October 29th
Redwood Conference
Enjoy a Day in Wine
Country!
Redwood Writers, a branch of the California Writers Club, is producing its second annual writing
conference, set in the beautiful city of Santa Rosa.
Redwood Writers 2010
Conference
October
30th, 2010 7:30 am - 6:30
pm
Flamingo
Hotel and Resort, 2777 Fourth St., Santa Rosa, CA
Theme: Celebration of the Written
Word
This one-day conference will feature agents, editors, and
writers from all genres. They will offer their insights and experiences in the craft and business of
writing at beginning through advanced levels, as well as the encouragement of fellow writers in a relaxed
and friendly, wine-country setting.
Register now at: http://redwoodwriters.org/redwood-conference/
9:30-10:30am Build Your Name, Beat the Game: Be Happily
Published with Writing Career Coach Teresa LeYung Ryan
Writing Career Coach Teresa shows fiction and nonfiction authors how to:
- identify advocates, endorsers and fans.
- gain recognition through your mission statement.
- build your platform by reaching out, not stressing out.
Writing Career Coach Teresa LeYung Ryan, who will be presenting Build Your Name,
Beat the Game: Be Happily Published, says: “You are THE expert of your experiences. Whether you’re writing fiction or
non-fiction, focusing on the themes and subject matters will attract attention whether
you're looking for an agent or publisher or more fans. Example: My first book, Love Made of
Heart, is a novel. Teachers and community advocates invite me to speak about the themes (the
stigmas of mental illness; the courage of immigrants; finding one's voice post traumas) because I can
talk about the issues through story-telling.” Teresa's guide, Build Your Name, Beat the Game: Be
Happily Published (22 minutes for 22 days), and her novel will be available at the conference.
http://www.WritingCoachTeresa.com offers resources.
Teresa says: "I am so excited about this conference because of conference
director Marlene Cullen http://www.thewritespot.us/ , morning keynote speaker Elisa Southard
http://elisaonassignment.com , and other talented and generous colleagues.
Register now at: http://redwoodwriters.org/redwood-conference/ "
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You can listen to the archive at: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/onword/2010/05/18/writers-sanctuary-with-kim-mcmillon

May 18, 2010 Martha Alderson & Teresa LeYung Ryan on Kim McMillon's "Writers' Sanctuary" Blog Talk
Radio Show
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/onword First
hour,
Martha Alderson will help you plot by employing cause-and-effect; then next 45
minutes, Teresa LeYung Ryan will help you identify the core issues in your story and link your name to
mission statements.
Tues. March 16, 2010 Noon-1:30pm
Luisa Adams, Teresa LeYung Ryan, Martha Alderson, and Mary Cox
Garner will be on Kim McMillon's "Writers' Sanctuary" blog radio show
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/onword. Where: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/onword/2010/03/16/writers-sanctuary-with-kim-mcmillon
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You can listen to Writing Career
CoachTeresa LeYung
Ryan on Linda Joy Myers's teleseminar for
members-only of The National Association of Memoir Writers (NAMW) from June 18,
2010
Writing Career Coach Teresa LeYung Ryan
Helps Memoir Writers Use What They Know to Build Fame! Fun & Simple Steps for Memoir Writers to
Thrive
How do writers thrive in the fiercely competitive industry? Find out for yourself in this delightful
session with Coach Teresa who created Build Your Name, Beat the Game: Be Happily
Published (the 22 minutes for 22 days workbook).
She will help you:
- understand the need to build one’s name/fame in today’s publishing arena.
- identify advocates, endorsers and fans.
- gain recognition through your words and your community.
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You can listen to
author and writing career coachTeresa
LeYung Ryan and her colleagues
http://www.learnoutloud.com/Podcast-Directory/Politics/Contemporary-Issues/Commonwealth-Club-Radio-Program-Podcast/18764#
"Self-Publishing: Tutorials from the Trenches" programs from the
Commonwealth Club were distributed as Podcasts and audio streaming. You’ll have to search down the page
to April 22, 2010 when they were first sent out. They’re in reverse order on the page.
Panel: Self-Publishing (Program 3) - Book Sales and Marketing
This program was recorded in front of a live audience in San Francisco at the Commonwealth Club of
California on April 19, 2010.
Scott James, Columnist, The New York Times; Author (aka Kemble Scott),
SoMa; The Sower
Elizabeth Block, Author, A Gesture Through Time; Recipient,
the Christopher Isherwood Foundation Fiction Fellowship
Teresa LeYung Ryan, Author; Writing Career Coach. Love Made of
Heart; Build Your Name, Beat the Game: Be Happily Published
Paula Hendricks, Founder and Book Designer, Cinnabar Bridge
Communications; Author, September in Corrales
Book publishing is undergoing a sea change. Come and participate in our dynamic and interactive
three-part series covering all aspects of self-publishing, taught by front-line experts who have done it
themselves and succeeded. Bookstores are closing; newspaper book reviews are almost gone; and online
options can be overwhelming. What’s an author or publisher to do?
Thank you, producers of the series: Paula Hendricks of Cinnabar Bridge Communications and Kevin O’Malley, Chairman of the Business and Leadership Forum at the Commonwealth Club!\
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THE
VAGINA MONOLOGUES by Eve Ensler was performed on April 12, 2010 at Craneway Pavillion,
Richmond , CA
a fundraiser for Community Violence Solutions - Teresa LeYung Ryan was a member in the
cast
Director Kathryn G. McCarty created a YouTube video by
using photos by Ellen Gailing and adding “U.N.I.T.Y.” by Queen
Latifah and “This One’s For the Girls” by Martina McBride http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIs8H2u6lW0
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Please submit your comment if you were
there--2010 Northern California Storybook & Literature
Festival
at Maidu Library & Maidu Community Center, Roseville,
CA
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Coach Teresa here.
Can you relate to any one of
these statements?
- Agents and acquisition
editors say publishers prefer to work with authors who are already celebrities or have established
platforms (i.e. means to build fan base). How do I compete?
- I am published. There aren’t
enough hours in a day to write, let alone run around and network.
- I believe in my writing and
I’m committed to building my career, but, my budget is limited.
Teresa LeYung
Ryan says: “You
are the expert of your experiences whether you’re writing fiction or non-fiction.
When you make your name synonymous with the themes/subject matters/issues in your writing, you beat the
game. You too can be happily published.
Coach
Teresa's 22-day playbook Build Your Name, Beat the Game: Be Happily Published has arrived.
$22
Grab a few writer-friends or ask your writers' club to
invite me and I will conduct:
"Major League Tryouts with Coach
Teresa-- Build Your Name, Beat the Game: Be Happily
Published"
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Also check "Calendar" for
events recommended by Teresa.
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