Disaster Planning for Writers Workshop Featuring Jordyn Kross – Wednesday 11/12 at 8 PM ET/5 PM PT
Are you prepared for disaster? Join Passionate Ink Wednesday, November 12th at 8 PM ET/5 PM PT for “Disaster Planning for Writers,” a workshop featuring unapologetically naughty romance author Jordyn Kross so you’ll be ready for unexpected problems and can slay them with ease. Just $5 for Passionate Ink members/$15 for non-members. Live presentation will be recorded.
As an author, you’ve read the stories: a laptop crashed and a manuscript disappeared. A clever marketing idea went so horribly wrong the author’s publication was canceled. A preorder that was mysteriously canceled for no particular reason.
Every business has the potential to be derailed by disasters. As an author, you’re the CEO of your own small business and smart business owners have a business continuity plan. Business continuity is the ability to remain functional and even thrive despite disruption.
Jordyn Kross, a hybrid author with over twenty publications and with decades of experience supporting small businesses, will share how to plan, prevent, and recover from potential author disasters. You’ll leave this workshop with the skills to develop and maintain your own personalized plan to survive and thrive in this challenging career.
Award-winning author, Jordyn Kross, is an unapologetically naughty romance novelist who spent years honing her writing skills with tech manuals and marginal poetry before finding her passion for writing sexy, boundary-stretching happily-ever-afters. When she’s not writing, she’s attempting to garden in the desert Southwest, hiking with her insane pound posse, and admiring that handsome man wandering around her house who continues to stay.
Jordyn enjoys saucy double entendres, pretending to be an extrovert, and is well-known for having no filter. And when she’s not in social media jail, she can be found on Facebook, Instagram, and Goodreads, or hiding in a dark cave peering out at Twitter. She also loves to connect with newsletter subscribers and book signing attendees, because readers are the best reason to keep writing.
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