Chapter 1: Juggling
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School has only just started here in Switzerland and we’re already having school holidays (whyyyyyyyyyyyy), so there will be no PBP post this Friday!
HTWAB returns!
I’m currently juggling multiple writing projects that are very, very different from one another. There’s a lot that’s exciting about this—I love all these projects! But it’s also daunting….
Enter our next ‘How to Write a Book Workshop’ on ‘Managing Multiple Projects’, which will take place on 26 September at 8pm CEST (7pm GMT and 2pm EST)! It will feature none other than the amazing Professor Carissa Harris of Temple University. The author and editor of some truly outstanding scholarly books and articles, as well as thought-provoking public-facing essays, Professor Harris will be talking with me about how to write a book while managing multiple projects. As always, PBP subscribers get first crack at registering for the workshop, and you can register right here!
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