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From Blog Post To Book Deal: A Blog Writing Workshop (Online)

Online Class
Los Angeles, CA

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You don't just want to post on Facebook about your neighbor's organic silkworm farm -- creating the next Julie & Julia project is more your style. Can we add a book deal to that? If this is what you had in mind, then this is the class for you! Blog guru and successful journalist Natasha Vargas-Cooper (who procured a book deal and a writing gig from her blogs) will show you craft a blog that gets noticed. She'll cover the essentials of blog writing and share samples of some of the hottest blogs on the web. Natasha will help you create a compelling concept for your blog and niche your project firmly in the blogosphere. By the end of this class, you'll have written the first entry of your stellar new blog faster than you can say "Stuff White People Like" and get detailed instructor feedback on a blog post or concept.

Instructor: Natasha Vargas-Cooper
Monday, March 31, 2014
5:00 p.m. -8:00 p.m.
Cost: $90 (includes snacks and tea)
Note: Class will be limited to 10 students
Location: Online

About Natasha Vargas-Cooper:
Natasha Vargas-Cooper is a journalist whose essays and articles have been published in The New York Times, Atlantic Monthly, The Guardian,Wall Street Journal, GQ, The New Republic, Out, Spin, The New Statesman, New York Magazine, The Telegraph, Los Angeles Magazine, BookForum, Russia GQ, The Morning News, Pacific Standard, Buzzfeed, The New Inquiry, Elle, Slake, In Style, Latina, Blackbook, Bullett, Good, The Awl, Salon, E! Online, The Daily Beast, The Daily, The Hairpin, and Gawker. She is also the author of Mad Men Unbuttoned: A Romp Through 1960's America and runs the monthly storytelling series called Public School. Natasha spent several years working as a union organizer and a health policy analyst for a labor union in Los Angeles and Washington D.C. She holds a Bachelor's degree from UCLA in History and Public Policy.