February Writing Industry Roundtable Zoom Webinar

NEW YORK - Feb. 16, 2021 - PRLog -- Matthew Harms, published author, professional ghostwriter, and Founder of Penforhire (www.penforhirenyc.com) and Penpodcast (www.penpodcast.com), will host the second installment of the Writing Industry Roundtable event on Tuesday, February 23rd, 2021, at 1:00 pm EST. The Writing Industry Roundtable will feature leading writing industry executives who will provide insight into how writers should be thinking about the various facets of the books they want to write, market and publish this year. Registered participants will have the opportunity to ask the panel questions about the challenges they are facing in their efforts to start, finish, and complete their publishing processes.

"The event's focus is simple: Each panelist will share their incredible knowledge and wisdom in their respective areas of expertise and our registered participants will walk away inspired with actionable tactics and strategies they can implement into their own writing and publishing efforts."

Our confirmed panel includes:

Jennifer S. Wilkov – Your Book Is Your Hook

David Wolf – Audivita Studios

Robin Locke Monda – Locke Monda Graphic Arts

Albert Aulov – Fast Reach Media

Ed Katz – Katnip Marketing

Christopher Clawson Rule – Breaking Rules Publishing

Matthew Harms - Penforhire

This event is free, but there are 10 VIP tickets available for $100 each that includes a writing sample analysis by Penforhire. Registration is required for this event at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/writing-industry-roundtable-...

For more information about the Writing Industry Roundtable event, please contact: matt@penforhirenyc.com

About Matthew Harms:

Matthew Harms is a coach, author, screenwriter, and professional ghostwriter. As a coach, he works with both aspiring and established writers who want to retain control of the creative process but need a different perspective to help push past barriers and achieve their desired literary outcome. In the role of ghostwriter, Matthew mainly partners with successful business leaders who are seeking to become more of an authority in their specific industry by conveying their knowledge and expertise in the most compelling way possible. He also has a passion for working with professionals who have a message of growth or inspiration but lack the time or ability to effectively relate it in writing.

Matthew's first book, "Employed: A Career Readiness," is aimed at helping young people give more thought to what path they want to take in life and then providing them the skills needed to impress hiring managers on their interview and beyond. His second book, "Grow Up: No Really," is also aimed at young adults in the hopes of helping them with learn a number of basic life lessons that are unfortunately not taught in most high schools or colleges.