So... why Virgins?
Each step in a writer's life is overwhelming, and, well,,, "VIRGINAL." (See definition below.) From the 1st blank page, to completion, to endless editing, to "now what?" to querying, to contracts, to promotions, etc. etc. The minute we tackle one step, we are thrust into another foreign world. This is where the Virgin Authors come in. We are here to laugh, advise, commiserate and CELEBRATE with our fellow authors each step of the way.
Why not be a virgin with us? We'll have your back!
Definition of a VIRGIN AUTHOR
➣Virgin: A person who is inexperienced in a usually specified sphere of activity.
⏤Webster's Dictionary
➣Author: A magical creator in sweatpants capable of transforming caffeine into books.
⏤ The Fab Four
Join us—authors who haven’t popped their professional cherry—supporting each other on the path to success.
Why be a Virgin?
Clarity
Reasons to Celebrate
Community
We all started out thinking being a writer was about, well...writing. So what is all this other stuff?
Community
Reasons to Celebrate
Community
Listen in, learn how we support each other as we navigate the publishing world.
Reasons to Celebrate
Reasons to Celebrate
Reasons to Celebrate
Having a bad day? Listen in--we've always got a reason to take a sip, ring a bell, or blow a raspberry.
Networking
Sharing the Journey
Reasons to Celebrate
If it's not about who you know, it's six degrees of separation. You never know who knows who...whom?
Sharing the Journey
Sharing the Journey
Sharing the Journey
Are you looking for beta readers, critique partners, support groups? We'll tell you how we found friends along the way.
Encouragement
Sharing the Journey
Sharing the Journey
Writing is hard work. You know it, we know it. Think of us as your personal cheering section.
We are so excited to meet Zibby Books author,
Emma Grey, who wrote her powerful book,
The Last Love Note
Please join us on Virgin Authors' Facebook Live, on October 5th @ 7:00 p.m. Pacific Time.
Emma is a novelist, feature writer, photographer, professional speaker and accountability coach. She wrote her first adult novel, The Last Love Note, in the wake of her husband’s death. It’s a fictional tribute to their love, an attempt to articulate the magnitude of her loss and a life-affirming commitment to hope.