New Jersey Authors' Network Present at Middletown Public Library

Jan. 28, 2012 - PRLog -- Middletown, NJ; February 1, 2012 -- Members of the New Jersey Authors' Network will share tips and information on getting published in today’s market at the Middletown Public Library on Saturday, February 18th at 2:00 PM. The topic of the six member panel talk will be "From Thoughts to Print: Getting Published in the 21st Century."

Join New Jersey Authors Network members, Jon Gibbs, Helen Henderson, J.B. DiNizo; Walt Ecklof; Jim J. J. Lair and E. F. Watkins, for a fun, informative discussion on different approaches to writing, getting published, and the various options available to writers in today’s market. Each presenter brings their own experiences to the talk. Henderson's 2012 releases include two fantasy novels. Dragon Destiny and Windmaster Legacy. Gibb’s debut novel, Fur-Face, a middle grade fantasy for boys from Echelon Press, was nominated for a Crystal Kite Award. E. F. Watkins specializes in paranormal suspense, and since 2003 has published six novels with Amber Quill Press LLC.  Ecklof is the author of The Last Celtic Angel. Diary Secrets by J. B. Dinizo is a sweeping epic begins after World War II and flashes back to events during the Civil War.

The program is open to the public. The Middletown Public Library is located at 55 New Monmouth Road, Middletown NJ. Visit the http://www.mtpl.org/ for directions and information on other programs.

About New Jersey Authors' Network : Open to New Jersey authors of any genre (including those who are self-published, or whose work is part of an anthology), the New Jersey Authors' Network is a free to join, free to use, organization of authors based in the  Garden State Learn more about NJ Authors' Network at http://www.njauthorsnetwork.com.

About Helen Henderson: A published author, feature-story writer and correspondent, Henderson has also written fiction as long as she could remember. Her heritage reflects the contrasts of her Gemini sign and shows in her writing which crosses genres from historical adventures and westerns to science fiction and fantasy. In addition to stories in several anthologies, her 2011 releases include the publication of her debut novel, Windmaster, a romance fantasy from Burst Books. A western written under the pen name of her ancestress, Jessie Treon, was released November 2011 in the Dreamspell Goddess Anthology.To learn more about Helen or read excerpts of her current works, visit her on the web at http://www.helenhenderson-author.webs.com.