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YALSA Blogger's Summit-I'm Speaking!!



Will you be attending ALA Annual in Chicago this year? If so, check out the YALSA Blogger's Summit Preconference happening Friday afternoon from 12:30-4:00.

Here's what the preconference is about:

A must-attend event for YA lit bloggers! Take your blog to the next level by participating in a discussion of the state of YA lit and networking with bloggers, reviewers, publishers and authors. Topics such as leadership, marketing, tech help, review writing, ethics and copyright will be covered. You’ll leave with new contacts in blogging and publishing and a clear vision for how to make a positive mark in the vibrant world of YA lit. Authors participating include: Holly Black, Sarah Dessen, Laurie Halse Anderson, and Gene Luen Yang.

I don't know how I got added to such a cool list of people, but I'll be there speaking about blogging as well! I'll be joining by the awesome Gretchen and Emily to talk about blogging and being a librarian and how it all works together.

So if you're at ALA, join us and say hi! We'd love to see you there!

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  1. proseandkahnMay 31, 2013 at 8:55 PM

    I'm registered for the event! I will try and say hi!

    brenda

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  2. UnknownJune 1, 2013 at 12:21 AM

    I can't go, I'm stuck in CT, it would be awesome if you could post some highlights or something after all is said and done. I'm always looking for new tips and tricks, and I just want to learn how to be a better blogger overall

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  3. Ynysawdre Elderly Residents AssociationJune 10, 2013 at 9:21 AM

    Wow I wish I could see that. Maybe a vlog :)

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