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WORKSHOP: Perfect Your Pitch with Cassie Gilmartin

  • The Varuna Reading Room 141 Cascade Street Katoomba, New South Wales, 2780 Australia (map)

Join author, editor and publisher Cassie Gilmartin for an inside guide to perfecting your book pitch.

Pitching your book to publishers can be a daunting yet necessary endeavour. This half-day session with author, editor and publisher Cassie Gilmartin will cover what your pitch should include, how to identify who to send it to, and when to send it. See examples of what works.

All participants have the option to book a 30-minute zoom consultation with Cassie following the workshop at an additional cost of $75. Bookings can be made at the workshop or by contacting Varuna after the event.

This workshop is an 18+ event.

ABOUT CASSIE GILMARTIN

Cassie Gilmartin is an author, editor and publisher with 20-plus years of experience in the industry. She’s been commissioned to write three non-fiction books for NewSouth Publishing, two of which are co-authored and the third as a stand-alone author. She’s been a commissioning editor for publishers and commercial brands, and ran the award-winning magazine Inside History for nine years. She’s a passionate storyteller who loves helping authors see their name in print. 

 

VENUE, PARKING and ACCESS

  • This is a seated event.

  • Parking onsite is limited to individuals with access needs. Please email varuna@varuna.com.auto request a suitable parking spot.

  • Drivers can drop-off their passengers onsite and then move to the recommended parking area.

  • Recommended parking is curb-side on Cascade St (not Sherman Avenue) and walking to Varuna's main entry.

  • Varuna's driveway, car park and gardens are uneven and care is recommended when accessing the property at all times.

  • If you require T-loop, closed captions, Auslan interpreters or accessible parking, please contact Varuna directly on varuna@varuna.com.au or call 02 02 4782 5674 to speak to Erin English.

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