12 Writer’s Digest Deals of December: Day 1, Deal 1
It’s time for our annual 12 Deals of December, where we release a new deal of great savings on Writer’s Digest resources (books, bundles, etc.) from December 1st through December 12th. (I love these offers because it reminds me of my favorite holiday song, the “12 Days of Christmas”). These discounts are big and meant to help you get more for less around the holidays. So without further ado, here’s today’s deal …
It's time for our annual 12 Deals of December, where we release a new deal of great savings on Writer's Digest resources (books, bundles, etc.) from December 1st through December 12th. (I love these offers because it reminds me of my favorite holiday song, the "12 Days of Christmas"). These discounts are big and meant to help you get more for less around the holidays. So without further ado, here's today's deal:
Your Favorites 2012 Collection
This collection is for you if:
- You want exclusive discounts on some of our most popular products
- You need gift ideas for that special writer in your life
- You are interested in writing fiction or nonfiction
- You need help publishing, promoting, or marketing your writing
You’ll find this special collection has something for everyone—regardless of genre. When you buy this one-of-a-kind collection you’ll save 72% off retail and receive some of the best products we have to offer! Hurry, there are only 125 available—buy yours today!
The Your Favorites 2012 Collection includes:
- Middle Grade and Young Adult Craft Intensive: Telling Kidlit Stories in Today's Market (OnDemand Webinar): Find out what it takes to write for young readers and what agents & editors are looking for in an informative pre-recorded online session with author and literary agent Mary Kole. (Value: $79.00)
- Writing 21st Century Fiction(Paperback Book): Bestselling author and literary agent Donald Maass shares the best ways to write fiction in today’s market that impacts your readers. (Value: $16.99)
- 2013 Writer’s Market Deluxe Edition(Paperback Book): This customer favorite includes an online subscription to WritersMarket.com and has hundreds of pages devoted to articles on the craft of writing and listings of agents, writing contests, and conferences. (Value: $39.99)
- How to Blog a Book(eBook): This book is a great resource for anyone who wants to get started blogging, is looking for ways to make money from their blog or wants to know how to turn a blog into a book. (Value: $12.99)
- Writer’s Digest October 2012 (Digital Issue): This popular issue dissects the submission process, gives great advice on how to find an agent (and what it takes to land a book deal), and provides timeless techniques for improving your story and much more! (Value: $5.99)
- Sell Your Book Like Wildfire(eBook): If you’re on the hunt for creative ways to promote your work or simply want to brush up on your marketing skills this book is for you. (Value: $16.99)
- Writing Your Way(Paperback Book): Filled with information for any type of writer, you’ll learn how to create a writing process that works for you—and techniques for improving your writing. (Value: $16.99)
- 10 Elements of a Saleable Novel Today(OnDemand Webinar): Writing a novel is one thing—but do you know how to sell it? Literary agent Jim McCarthy reveals the key elements every novel should have. (Value: $79.00)
- Crafting Fiction & Memoirs That Sell – An Agent’s Point of View (OnDemand Webinar): Improve your chances of getting an agent! You’ll learn what agents look for in a manuscript and get sound advice from literary agent Gordon Warnock on the important aspects of your manuscript like title, hook, voice, and plot. (Value: $79.00)
- Writer’s Digest Yearbook 2012(PDF): This trusted guide for writers is filled with publishing news, articles on the craft of writing, and helpful advice from published authors. Use it to take your writing (and career) to the next level! (Value: $5.99)
Brian A. Klems is the former Senior Online Editor of Writer’s Digest, and author of Oh Boy, You’re Having a Girl (Adams Media/Simon & Schuster). Follow him on Twitter @BrianKlems.
