So I won the Writers of the Future Contest.
No, really. Here's the press release:
http://www.prweb.com/releases/LRonHubbard/Writersofthefuture/prweb11267027.htm
This is cool in unfathomable ways.
And yet, when I've told my non-writer friends about it, I tend to get a raised eyebrow, a few words of encouragement, and perhaps a nod of affirmation. After that, no one mentions it again.
I don't want to keep sounding my own trumpet or singing my own praises, but I've struggled to get those who haven't heard of WotF to understand exactly what the contest is and what it could possibly mean to my writing career going forward.
At last, I discovered the solution. A nifty three-part video on YouTube about the contest, the workshop, and all that good stuff that has been so hard to pin down for those who are uninitiated to the ways of WotF.
Here it is, for your viewing pleasure:
No, really. Here's the press release:
http://www.prweb.com/releases/LRonHubbard/Writersofthefuture/prweb11267027.htm
This is cool in unfathomable ways.
And yet, when I've told my non-writer friends about it, I tend to get a raised eyebrow, a few words of encouragement, and perhaps a nod of affirmation. After that, no one mentions it again.
I don't want to keep sounding my own trumpet or singing my own praises, but I've struggled to get those who haven't heard of WotF to understand exactly what the contest is and what it could possibly mean to my writing career going forward.
At last, I discovered the solution. A nifty three-part video on YouTube about the contest, the workshop, and all that good stuff that has been so hard to pin down for those who are uninitiated to the ways of WotF.
Here it is, for your viewing pleasure:
RSS Feed