Presented by Deborah Magnus. One of the most productive things an author can do is write a Book Business Plan. It’s a required exercise for non-fiction book proposals and easily as important as actually writing the book, whether non-fiction or fiction. Why? 

1)	Writing is a business
2)	Writing is YOUR business
3)	Nothing reminds a business person about the importance of their business more than a business plan

This is the reason the very first serious effort you should make in building your author’s platform should start with a Book Business Plan. Don’t be afraid, it’s not so bad. This is a critical step in assuring the success of your venture and taking yourself seriously as an author. For this intensive 5 day workshop, we will explore why and how a fiction author should put all the ducks in line, numbers where they belong and place everything in a neatly wrapped package. Origins laquee mixotroph bookmark antitrypsin.
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Deborah Riley-Magnus has a twenty-seven year professional background in marketing, advertising and public relations as a writer for print, television and radio. She is a voracious writer, producing several pieces weekly for various blogs and websites. She belongs to several writing and critique groups and works constantly on novels of various genres and non-fiction books designed to serve the publicity industry. As principal owner of Magnus Consulting, she currently does marketing and publicity consulting for authors, assisting in their understanding of the changing publishing industry and helping to build their platforms.

She has lived on both the east and west coast and traveled the United States widely. A native of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, she currently lives, works and writes in Los Angeles, California.