BOOKSIGNINGS
Feb 3, 2024
12n-4pm
Embassy Suites on the Plaza
Kansas City, MO
Book signing
May 4, 2024
11am-1pm
The Mills Event Center
1311 20th St
Granite City IL
LitFest
May 15, 2024
6-10pm
Contemporary Art Museum
3750 Washington Blvd
St Louis MO
July 20, 2024
1 pm-4 pm
Par-a-Dice Hotel Casino
East Peoria, IL
August 2024
3 pm - 5 pm
Woodneath Library Center
Kansas City, MO
October 5, 2023
11am - 4pm
TBA
St. Louis MO
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2025
Flirty in Kansas City
February 8
Kansas City, MO
Getting Witchy With It
in New Orleans
June 27-28
New Orleans
Flirty in Iowa
November 15
Des Moines
and more to come
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If you'd like me to speak to your writing group
or book club, email me at
megan (at) megankellybooks (dot) com.
This presentation explains the differences between editing stages to help writers determine what they need and why.
This workshop explains the basic terms and lays a foundation for the writer who needs to know what’s what. A person can find any information on the Internet, but she has to know what to research. This workshop is geared for the writer who is embarking on the self-publishing journey or who is lost in the terminology.
This talk is not a how-to, but a what-the-heck-is-that? Rudimentary and straightforward information is presented, with time built-in for questions.
From contests to being in a group to partnering up with another writer, handling feedback is tricky. Phrasing what you want to say, how you critique others, or make comments as a judge in a contest can feel like tightrope walking. Megan Kelly has served as her writing chapter’s critique moderator for over fifteen years. She entered numerous contests when unpublished and now judges contests as a published author. She is also the force behind MK Books Editing, offering constructive guidance to her clients.
From writing to formatting through getting feedback and on to submitting, Megan gives new authors the blueprint for a successful book..
That devil on your shoulder can nudge you to write or freeze your fingers on the keyboard. Megan shares tips on how to work with (or gag) your internal editor.
Has your book club read one of my books and wants to discuss it? I'm available to meet with you virtually. Email me at megan (at) megankellybooks (dot) com.