MN Writes MN Reads
Minitex News articles tagged with "MN Writes MN Reads" (20):
MN Writes MN Reads Author Contest opens April 1
Please share with faculty, students, and all prospective authors.
This year’s contest kicks off on April 1, 2019, and submissions will be accepted through May 31, 2019.
Prizes and Eligibility include:
The winners of this contest will receive:
Introductory Webinar on the Minnesota Author Project Contest
Learn how your library can get involved in the Minnesota Author Project and statewide contest.
Growing Up Foodie
Resource Sharing staff member, Nicole Masika has published a book using MN Writes MN Reads.
MN Writes MN Reads announces contest winners
From MN Writes MN Reads
Self-Published Author Contest Winners Announced
Minnesota Libraries Honor State’s Self-Published Authors
MLA Session: MN Writes MN Reads: Tips for Connecting with Writers
I attended this session at MLA this year. It was the last session of the day and of the 2018 conference. My feet were tired, I was tired but I am so glad I went to this session! Ruth Dukelow, Sarah Hawkins, and Andrea McKennan perked me right up.
Twin Cities 18th Annual Book Festival held on October 13th
The Twin Cities 18th Annual Book Festival is held on Saturday, October 13th, and Minitex staff will be there promoting Ebooks Minnesota.
Minnesota Author Project will spotlight Minnesota's best self-published books
The Minnesota Author Project is a literary contest that will spotlight Minnesota's best self-published books. To submit a book, you must be a Minnesota resident and your submission must be self-published. One winner will be chosen in each of two genres: adult and young adult. Winners will receive a $1,000 cash prize.
Minnesota libraries: Leadership in creating with words
Libraries have always been about words. Whether we’re dealing with our beloved books, research information, teaching, or promoting local events, we deal in words.
Minnesota Libraries Publishing Project
The Minitex Video Team has published a brief video to introduce the Minnesota Libraries Publishing Project to library staff and their patrons. The bottom line is this: if you're interested in self-publishing a book, Minnesota libraries can help!