ROMANCE 101 WITH DEBORAH COOKE
Morning Session - the Business of Publishing
Since publishing is changing so rapidly, we'll spend the morning reviewing the array of options available to authors. We'll look at the pros and cons of each, as well as the kind of work best suited to each model.
Afternoon Session - Romance 101
The genre of romance is also on the move, but that's not new. We'll talk about the basics of the genre in terms of reader expectation and established sub-genres, as well as trends and the establishment of effective partnerships.
Note: There is no extra fee for this meeting. Guests welcome!

Deborah Cooke is both a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author. She has an honours degree in history, with a focus on medieval studies. She is an avid reader of medieval vernacular literature, fairy tales and fantasy novels, and has written over forty romance novels and novellas. She has also been published under the names Claire Delacroix and Claire Cross.
Deborah makes her home in Canada with her husband. When she isn't writing, she can be found knitting, sewing or hunting for vintage patterns.
Location: Northern District Library
The Northern District Library is at 40 Orchard View Blvd, near Yonge and Eglinton, one block north on Yonge and one block west on Eglinton, right by Eglinton subway station. There is on-street parking and a street-level parking lot on the northeast corner of Orchard View Blvd. and Duplex Ave. The lot must be accessed from the dirction of Duplex Ave, not from the direction of Yonge St.
To get to the meeting rooms, go through the main library doors, make a right to the elevator, and go to the second floor.
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