Writers Resource Center’s Seminar Will Cover How to Create Believable Characters and Dialogue

FAIRFIELD, Calif. - Feb. 9, 2016 - PRLog -- Writers and potential authors can learn how to create believable characters and dialogue at the next Writers Resource Center (WRC) seminar.  The session is part of the group’s “Developing Authors Series” and will be taught by Bay Area writers Vicki Ward and Wanda Campbell and WRC’s president and author Janie P. Bess. The meeting will be held on Saturday, February 13^th from 10 am to 12 noon at 1745 Enterprise Drive, Fairfield, room 113.  Seating is limited;please RSVP by calling 707-290-5390 or emailing janiepbess@yahoo.com .  Admission is free for members; non-members pay a small fee.  Membership applications will be available at the meeting and complementary refreshments will be served.

“Interest in our authors series is continuing to grow,” says Bess.  “The monthly sessions cover everything that you’ll need to know to get your fiction or non-fiction book written, published and sold.”

The program is being taught in sections that cover the basics of writing; editing; how to find an agent and publisher; book design and promotion; getting the International Standard Book Number (ISBN) that’s needed before a book can be sold in a store; and much more.  Each session includes lecture, writing exercises and homework.  Participants should bring their own writing supplies/devices and a three-ring notebook binder.  WRC is also selling official “Developing Authors Series” binders that can be purchased at the meeting.

For more information on the “Developing Authors Series” and how to become a member of WRC please call 707-290-5390 or visit the group’s website at www.wrcnoca.com .

About the Writers Resource Center

The Writers Resource Center is a nonprofit organization that was founded in 2003 by Janie P. Bess, an author, recipient of a California state honors award from Assembly Member Susan Bonilla, and member of the National Association of Professional Women. WRC has members located throughout the San Francisco Bay Area and the nation. It offers resources for both the aspiring and accomplished writer, including workshops, presentations at local, regional and national conferences, and information on how to find an agent or publisher. It is an affiliate of the Independent Book Publishing Association (IBPA), a national organization that provides an array of services to self publishers and independent publishing companies. For more information on WRC, please visit www.wrcnoca.com.

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