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NINC DISCOVERY GUEST UPDATE – GAUGHRAN

David GaughranWho's coming to NINC DISCOVERY 2017?

David Gaughran

David is Irish and lives in Dublin, where it rains every day and conversation is a sport. He has helped thousands of authors to self-publish their work via his workshops, blog, and two popular writers' books: Let's Get Digital  and Let's Get Visible. He has been featured in the Telegraph, the Irish Times, the Guardian, the Irish Examiner, the Sunday Times, Huffington Post, Business Insider, Forbes, Mashable, New York Observer, Newsweek Polska, il Giornale, The Star Malaysia, and, most pleasingly, the Journal for Maritime Research.

 

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NINC DISCOVERY GUEST UPDATE – SEAN & JOHNNY

Sean Platt and Johnny Truatt

Who's coming to NINC DISCOVERY 2017?

Sean Platt and Johnny B. Truant

Sean Platt is the founder of Sterling & Stone which is story studio, an incubator for unforgettable stories. Along with Johnny B. Truant, Sterling and Stone host many podcasts including the Self Publishing Podcast, The Smarter Artist, and StoryShop, sharing their experiences in storytelling and indie publishing.

Sean and Johnny have also co-authored the bestselling non-fiction titles Write. Publish. Repeat., Fiction Unboxed, and Iterate & Optimize for their Smarter Artist imprint.

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ASSISTANT REGISTRATION IS OPEN

Assistant Registration...

is now open for NINC DISCOVERY 2017

NINC has created a special Author Assistant's Track for Author Assistants who work for NINC members. Registration includes:

Access to the Business and Marketing panels at First Word, to main conference workshops (not Night Owls) and the Night Owl Nightclubs. Registration also includes the Wednesday night Welcome Reception, Thursday First Word lunch buffet, Friday lunch buffet, Saturday Blow-Out Buffet dinner.

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Joint Statement on NYT List Changes

As organizations representing adult fiction authors, the undersigned believe the New York Times is making a tremendous mistake by abandoning its mass-market paperback and e-book bestseller lists. With this change, the Times is choosing to ignore a significant percentage of US book sales. Further, mass-market paperback and e-book formats provide an entry point into publishing for new voices of every kind: women writers, writers of color and ethnic minorities, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender writers, young writers, and writers who are creating new genres. This decision serves no purpose in fostering a thriving, inclusive fiction market or strengthening the state of publishing. Additionally, the change will make the lists less relevant to authors and readers, as well as the entire publishing and library community.

On behalf of more than 20,000 members and their millions of readers, we strongly urge the Times to rethink its extremely limited definition of what constitutes a bestselling novel.

Total members
Horror Writers of America 1,500
Mystery Writers of America 3,000
Novelists Inc. 900
Romance Writers of America 10,000
Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America 1,900
Sisters in Crime 3,800

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NINC 2017 Conference: Discovery!

In 2017, NINC is all about discoverability!

Join us at the Tradewinds resort in St. Petersburg, Florida from Oct 4 - Oct 8, 2017!

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