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I posted about this conference on the UK authors thread, but here it is again for those who missed it --

If anyone is interested, there's a self-publishing conference at the University of Leicester on Sat, May 9th http://www.selfpublishingconference.org.uk. Cost is £60 and speakers include:
-Dr Alison Baverstock (Kingston University) who will guide authors through key decisions in self-publishing.
-Literary agent Judith Murdoch (Murdoch Literary Agency) on getting an agent.
-Ben Cameron (Cameron Publicity & Marketing) on the key points of book marketing.
They are joined by Sue Magee (TheBookBag.co.uk), Diego Marano (Kobo), Cressida Downing (The Book Analyst), Stuart Evers (NetGalley), Helen Lewis (Literally PR), Ayisha Malik (Cornerstones) and Clive Herbert (Nielsen Book).

I haven't been to a self-publishing conference before so I thought I'd give it a go.

 

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The sessions look interesting: http://www.selfpublishingconference.org.uk/sessions/4563099679

There are some I would find very hard to choose between.

I debated a couple, too. In the end, I just forced myself to click.

 

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Sarah -- I chose meta data over Matador.  At first glance, the Matador thing didn't appeal to me.

You're right, Cady. It would be nice to actually meet a few members in person!