Tuesday, August 27th 2019
6 p.m. - 7 p.m.
Author L. A. Chandlar
Re-write the Rules to be a Balanced Writer
6 p.m. - 7 p.m.
Author L. A. Chandlar
Re-write the Rules to be a Balanced Writer
Location:
Barnes & Noble at River Crossing
8675 River Crossing Blvd
Indianapolis, IN 46240
The Workshop will be at 6 p.m. followed by author signing, and then dinner at Maggiano's with the author.
Please contact Brigitte Kephart for dinner reservations at brigitte.kephart@yahoo.com
About the Workshop
We will have a lively lecture and interaction on my Fight to Keep Creativity Alive workshop series. There is a lot of noise and many obstacles in writing, so I will give you tools to help you temper the noise with logic and practices to overcome those mountains, to become a student of yourself. You are a unique person wonderfully wired to create. If you become a student of yourself, you can rewrite the rules so you can find a more mindful and balanced writing life.
About the Speaker
https://www.lachandlar.com/
L.A. Chandlar is the National Best-selling author of the ART DECO MYSTERY SERIES with Kensington Publishing featuring Mayor Fiorello La Guardia and a fresh take on the innovation and liveliness of 1930s New York City. Her debut novel, The Silver Gun released in 2017, followed by the sequel, Agatha Award nominated, The Gold Pawn. Book 3, The Pearl Dagger releases 2019. A Michigander by birth, Laurie has been living and writing in New York City for 17 years and has been speaking for a wide variety of audiences for over 20 years including a women's group with the United Nations. She is also a member of the Sisters in Crime National Speakers Bureau and her talks range from NYC history, the psychology of creativity, and the history of holiday traditions. Laurie has worked in PR for General Motors, writes and fund-raises for a global nonprofit, is the mother of two boys, and has toured the nation managing a rock band. She loves vintage cocktails and despises thwarted love and raisins.
Barnes & Noble at River Crossing
8675 River Crossing Blvd
Indianapolis, IN 46240
The Workshop will be at 6 p.m. followed by author signing, and then dinner at Maggiano's with the author.
Please contact Brigitte Kephart for dinner reservations at brigitte.kephart@yahoo.com
About the Workshop
We will have a lively lecture and interaction on my Fight to Keep Creativity Alive workshop series. There is a lot of noise and many obstacles in writing, so I will give you tools to help you temper the noise with logic and practices to overcome those mountains, to become a student of yourself. You are a unique person wonderfully wired to create. If you become a student of yourself, you can rewrite the rules so you can find a more mindful and balanced writing life.
- Understanding the psychology of creativity
- Branding & Conferences: Pros n Cons
- Overcoming the obstacles of too little time, overwhelming tasks, and paralyzing comparisons
- Fortitude in the writing process
- Creativity Boot Camp: Understanding how you are uniquely wired to create
- How to keep a positive and healthy mindset
About the Speaker
https://www.lachandlar.com/
L.A. Chandlar is the National Best-selling author of the ART DECO MYSTERY SERIES with Kensington Publishing featuring Mayor Fiorello La Guardia and a fresh take on the innovation and liveliness of 1930s New York City. Her debut novel, The Silver Gun released in 2017, followed by the sequel, Agatha Award nominated, The Gold Pawn. Book 3, The Pearl Dagger releases 2019. A Michigander by birth, Laurie has been living and writing in New York City for 17 years and has been speaking for a wide variety of audiences for over 20 years including a women's group with the United Nations. She is also a member of the Sisters in Crime National Speakers Bureau and her talks range from NYC history, the psychology of creativity, and the history of holiday traditions. Laurie has worked in PR for General Motors, writes and fund-raises for a global nonprofit, is the mother of two boys, and has toured the nation managing a rock band. She loves vintage cocktails and despises thwarted love and raisins.