Events Featuring The Delmarva Review
November 7, 2009
Charlottesville, VA WriterHouse Panel Discussion: Literary Journals from Both Sides of the Transom
Editors and writers enjoy a symbiotic relationship: A literary journal needs writers to function and thrive. Writers need literary journals to showcase their writing. How do they find each other? What can writers do to facilitate a "good match"? What are some of the rewards of these relationships?
Linda Fritz, editor of The Delmarva Review, Thom Didato, Publisher and Founding Editor of Failbetter.com and Barbara Esstman, an accomplished writer/teacher and a contributor to The Delmarva Review in 2008, will compare and contrast their experiences in literary publishing, share their insights, and answer questions about how to get your work published.
November 12, 2009 7:00 – 8:00 p.m.
Talbot County Free Library, EastonKate Blackwell - Financially, the prospects for story writers have probably never been dimmer. At the same time, there seem to be more excellent stories being written today than ever before. Blackwell, author of the critically-acclaimed short story collection You Won’t Remember This will talk about today’s volatile publishing scene.November 14, 2009: Chestertown Book Festival
Author Lunch: 2:00-4:00 pmLocal Literary Journals: A Meet and Greet, Part II: Representatives from The Delmarva Review. (Lunch will be À la carte) New York Kosher-Style Deli, 323 High St.
