Vickie Stringer of Triple Crown Publications set to featured at Self-Published Authors Symposium October 2005
Hempstead, New York - Vickie Stringer of Triple Crown Publications set to featured at Self-Published Authors Symposium October 2005
Hempstead, New York - Vickie Stringer of Triple Crown Publications set to be featured at Self-Published Authors Symposium October 22, 2005. Triple Crown Publications was started in 2001, with the self-publishing of Author Vickie Stringer’s debut novel, Let That Be The Reason.
T.C.P. the symbols had a history and great meaning for the author. During her past life of crime, it was always told that in the streets one should stay down for their crown. With desire, drive and determination to give up her former ways of life, again, she has decided to stay down for her crown. Once running with a crew called the Triple Crown Posse, the author started her own publishing company and named it Triple Crown Publications. This company will introduce emerging talented authors.
In 2002, she joined forces with a silent partner to stake a claim in the publishing game. Together, they are staying down for their crown and going for a piece of this billion-dollar industry pie.
The vision for the company is longevity, integrity, gripping unforgettable tales, and prosperity.
A variety of great speakers have been selected to speak to self-published authors at the upcoming Self-Published Symposium. Participants will be able to Learn from the experts at The Self-Publishing Symposium: Strategies for Success!, Saturday, October 22, 2005 at Hofstra University.
Participants will learn Valuable skills and trends driving the industry.
Participants will network With peers from all over.
Participants will be taught how to grow their business by applying proven strategies learned at the symposium.
Keynote Speaker: Takesha D. Powell, Author of The African-American Guide to Successful Self-Publishing. Self-Published author of Tender Headed: Poems for Nappy Thoughts I Left Uncombed and The Goode Sisters. Former Managing Editor at Black Elegance and Belle magazines and former Editor-In-Chief of Jive/Intimacy magazines. Previous Senior Writer for Urban Soul and City and Suburban Styles magazines.
Hear Ms. Powell deliver compelling insight into what it takes to be successful in navigating this explosive marketplace.
Access to Capital & Smart Money Management
Conducted by Barbara Whiting, Business Development Specialist, U.S. Small Business Administration & James Nemley, Director of Small Business Services at Community Development Corporation.
Who better to educate business owners about money, than the experts from the Small Business Administration? You won’t want to miss this informative session.
Public Relations on a Shoe String Budget
Conducted by Phil Andrews of P.A. Public Relations Co. who is listed in Who’s Who in Black America and International Who’s Who. He is also featured in a book published by, Mr. Robert H. Adams entitled, 15 years of Minority Business Development. Currently, he is the Public Relations Director for Cbbooksdistribution.com, Awarenessmagazine.net, SGIB Magazine.com, Hempstead Horn Newspaper, African Atlantic Genealogical Association, and 100 Black Men of Long Island.
Find out what it takes to benefit from top notch Public Relations on a small budget.
Promotions & Marketing Strategies for Success!
Conducted by Julia Shaw who has been a part of the literary arena for over ten years, involved in various roles relating to the sales, marketing, and publicity of African American books and authors. Formally a sales representative for a black owned educational and school supply store, Shaw was instrumental in the sales of African American children’s books in the New York City Board of Education, as well as public libraries and school systems across the country. Shaw was also the former Director of Sales & Marketing for Lushena Books’ New York office.
Currently a literary consultant, prepare to benefit from Shaw’s marketing and promotion expertise.
The Etiquette of Editing
Conducted by Chandra Sparks Taylor, the owner of Taylor Editorial Service, which specializes in line editing, copyediting, and proofreading manuscripts by both aspiring and established authors. Clients include bestselling authors E. Lynn Harris, Michael Baisden, Travis Hunter, Gloria Mallette, Nancey Flowers and K. Elliott. In addition to working for Kensington Publishing, Chandra has also work with Random House, BET Books, and Hyperion. She served as an editor for Brides Noir; a copy editor for Good Housekeeping magazine, Newsday and The Morning Call; and as a reviewer for Romantic Times magazine and QBR.
Professional editing strategies from a professional and well noted editor, who knows the market.
Space is limited, visit www.aspicomm.com/events.html and register today!
Log on to website at www.aspicomm.com/register.doc to register today. For email inquiries email rflagler@aspicomm.com
Hempstead, New York - Vickie Stringer of Triple Crown Publications set to be featured at Self-Published Authors Symposium October 22, 2005. Triple Crown Publications was started in 2001, with the self-publishing of Author Vickie Stringer’s debut novel, Let That Be The Reason.
T.C.P. the symbols had a history and great meaning for the author. During her past life of crime, it was always told that in the streets one should stay down for their crown. With desire, drive and determination to give up her former ways of life, again, she has decided to stay down for her crown. Once running with a crew called the Triple Crown Posse, the author started her own publishing company and named it Triple Crown Publications. This company will introduce emerging talented authors.
In 2002, she joined forces with a silent partner to stake a claim in the publishing game. Together, they are staying down for their crown and going for a piece of this billion-dollar industry pie.
The vision for the company is longevity, integrity, gripping unforgettable tales, and prosperity.
A variety of great speakers have been selected to speak to self-published authors at the upcoming Self-Published Symposium. Participants will be able to Learn from the experts at The Self-Publishing Symposium: Strategies for Success!, Saturday, October 22, 2005 at Hofstra University.
Participants will learn Valuable skills and trends driving the industry.
Participants will network With peers from all over.
Participants will be taught how to grow their business by applying proven strategies learned at the symposium.
Keynote Speaker: Takesha D. Powell, Author of The African-American Guide to Successful Self-Publishing. Self-Published author of Tender Headed: Poems for Nappy Thoughts I Left Uncombed and The Goode Sisters. Former Managing Editor at Black Elegance and Belle magazines and former Editor-In-Chief of Jive/Intimacy magazines. Previous Senior Writer for Urban Soul and City and Suburban Styles magazines.
Hear Ms. Powell deliver compelling insight into what it takes to be successful in navigating this explosive marketplace.
Access to Capital & Smart Money Management
Conducted by Barbara Whiting, Business Development Specialist, U.S. Small Business Administration & James Nemley, Director of Small Business Services at Community Development Corporation.
Who better to educate business owners about money, than the experts from the Small Business Administration? You won’t want to miss this informative session.
Public Relations on a Shoe String Budget
Conducted by Phil Andrews of P.A. Public Relations Co. who is listed in Who’s Who in Black America and International Who’s Who. He is also featured in a book published by, Mr. Robert H. Adams entitled, 15 years of Minority Business Development. Currently, he is the Public Relations Director for Cbbooksdistribution.com, Awarenessmagazine.net, SGIB Magazine.com, Hempstead Horn Newspaper, African Atlantic Genealogical Association, and 100 Black Men of Long Island.
Find out what it takes to benefit from top notch Public Relations on a small budget.
Promotions & Marketing Strategies for Success!
Conducted by Julia Shaw who has been a part of the literary arena for over ten years, involved in various roles relating to the sales, marketing, and publicity of African American books and authors. Formally a sales representative for a black owned educational and school supply store, Shaw was instrumental in the sales of African American children’s books in the New York City Board of Education, as well as public libraries and school systems across the country. Shaw was also the former Director of Sales & Marketing for Lushena Books’ New York office.
Currently a literary consultant, prepare to benefit from Shaw’s marketing and promotion expertise.
The Etiquette of Editing
Conducted by Chandra Sparks Taylor, the owner of Taylor Editorial Service, which specializes in line editing, copyediting, and proofreading manuscripts by both aspiring and established authors. Clients include bestselling authors E. Lynn Harris, Michael Baisden, Travis Hunter, Gloria Mallette, Nancey Flowers and K. Elliott. In addition to working for Kensington Publishing, Chandra has also work with Random House, BET Books, and Hyperion. She served as an editor for Brides Noir; a copy editor for Good Housekeeping magazine, Newsday and The Morning Call; and as a reviewer for Romantic Times magazine and QBR.
Professional editing strategies from a professional and well noted editor, who knows the market.
Space is limited, visit www.aspicomm.com/events.html and register today!
Log on to website at www.aspicomm.com/register.doc to register today. For email inquiries email rflagler@aspicomm.com
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