Today on the ALLi Campaigns Podcast: Collaboration. The Alliance of Independent Authors runs certain core campaigns on an ongoing basis, as well as supporting other campaigns that reach out to us. A campaign doesn’t always have to be “yours” to be able to help. Collaboration is everything in campaign work, so here are some recent examples of how we are collaborating.
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On the #AskALLi Campaigns Podcast with Orna Ross and @MelissaAddey: Collaboration is everything in campaign work, so here are some recent examples of how we are collaborating. Share on XDon't Miss an #AskALLi Broadcast
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Show Notes
About the Hosts
Orna Ross launched the Alliance of Independent Authors at the London Book Fair in 2012. Her work for ALLi has seen her named as one of The Bookseller’s “100 top people in publishing”. She also publishes poetry, fiction, and nonfiction and is greatly excited by the democratizing, empowering potential of author-publishing. For more information about Orna, visit her website.
Melissa Addey has a PhD in creative writing and writes historical fiction set in first-century Rome, eleventh-century Morocco and eighteenth-century China. She runs writing workshops covering both craft and entrepreneurship, most frequently for the British Library. She's also ALLi's campaigns manager, a role in which she loves observing and supporting the vast diversity of self-published authors. Visit her at her website and pick up a free novella.
Thank you for providing the background information on Orna Ross and Melissa Addey. This is helpful context! Melissa Addey has a PhD in creative writing and writes historical fiction set in various time periods and locations. She runs writing workshops focused on both craft and entrepreneurship, often through the British Library.
This episode piqued my interest in ALLi’s ongoing and collaborative campaigns. Could you share more details about how authors can get involved in supporting existing campaigns or even proposing their own for ALLi’s consideration?