Classes and Workshops
Matty Dalrymple, The Indy Author, has presented at events including the Writer's Digest Annual Conference, the Authors Guild Business Bootcamp and Launchpad series, the Alliance of Independent Authors SelfPubCon, International Thriller Writers CraftFest, Author Nation, the Writers Federation of Nova Scotia, the Willamette Writers Conference, the Between the Pages Writers Conference, the Pennwriters conference, and many more. Let her bring her insights to your event!
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The Power of the Author Community
A Rising Tide Raises All Boats - Keynote
Indie Publishing
Indie Publishing in a Nutshell
The A, Bs, and Cs of the Trad and Indie Publishing Paths
Taking Control of Your Author Career with Indie Publishing (Workshop)
How to Succeed as an Author Speaker
From Page to Platform: How to Succeed as an Author Speaker
Coauthoring Non-fiction
Collaborate to Create: Best Practices for Successful Non-fiction Co-authoring
Podcasting
Building Your Platform through Podcasting as a Host or Guest
Podcasting as a Guest or Host for Content Marketing
Short Fiction
Taking the Short Tack: Creating Income and Connecting with Readers Using Short Fiction
Be Your Own Gatekeeper: Indie Publishing Your Short Fiction
The Successful Authorpreneur
The Cover Story: Combining Creativity and Conversion
Publishing Tips for Frugal Authors
Pitching for Promotion: Getting the Gig with Podcasters, Bloggers, and Other Promoters
Pitch Perfect: Leveraging Podcasts and Video Interviews to Reach Your Audience
The Power of the Author Community
A Rising Tide Raises All Boats - Keynote
Indie Publishing
Indie Publishing in a Nutshell
The A, Bs, and Cs of the Trad and Indie Publishing Paths
Taking Control of Your Author Career with Indie Publishing (Workshop)
How to Succeed as an Author Speaker
From Page to Platform: How to Succeed as an Author Speaker
Coauthoring Non-fiction
Collaborate to Create: Best Practices for Successful Non-fiction Co-authoring
Podcasting
Building Your Platform through Podcasting as a Host or Guest
Podcasting as a Guest or Host for Content Marketing
Short Fiction
Taking the Short Tack: Creating Income and Connecting with Readers Using Short Fiction
Be Your Own Gatekeeper: Indie Publishing Your Short Fiction
The Successful Authorpreneur
The Cover Story: Combining Creativity and Conversion
Publishing Tips for Frugal Authors
Pitching for Promotion: Getting the Gig with Podcasters, Bloggers, and Other Promoters
Pitch Perfect: Leveraging Podcasts and Video Interviews to Reach Your Audience
A Rising Tide Raises All Boats - Keynote
Matty Dalrymple shares her thoughts on the value writers gain--and the value they can share--when they approach the business of writing with a mindset of plenty, not as a zero-sum game. A fan of nautical metaphors for the writing craft and the publishing voyage, Matty discusses how a rising tide can truly raise all boats in an author community, including:
- How selfishly grabbing of a short-term opportunity (in a panel discussion, at a book fair) carries a long-term creative and business cost
- How we benefit by encouraging reading, even of others' books
- How creating opportunities for others creates opportunities for ourselves
- How building a network extends the potential benefits we and others in our community can gain
- How to take the concrete steps that will pave the way to benefiting from and propagating a mindset of plenty in our writer communities
Indie Publishing in a Nutshell
"Indie Publishing in a Nutshell' is designed specifically for first-time authors looking to explore various options for publishing their work. Matty demystifies the process of indie publishing ebooks, print, and audio, providing participants with valuable insights to make informed decisions about their publishing journeys.
Understanding Ebook Publishing: Learn the essentials of ebook publishing, from formatting your manuscript to creating visually appealing covers. Explore popular ebook platforms and distribution channels.
Print Publishing Unveiled: Explore the world of print publishing and discover the steps involved in turning your manuscript into a tangible book, including print-on-demand options.
Venturing into Audio Publishing: Delve into the growing market of audiobooks and understand the production process. Learn about narrators, recording options, and distribution platforms for audio.
By the end of this class, attendees will have a solid foundation in independent publishing, empowering them to make informed decisions about the publishing path that best suits their work.
Understanding Ebook Publishing: Learn the essentials of ebook publishing, from formatting your manuscript to creating visually appealing covers. Explore popular ebook platforms and distribution channels.
Print Publishing Unveiled: Explore the world of print publishing and discover the steps involved in turning your manuscript into a tangible book, including print-on-demand options.
Venturing into Audio Publishing: Delve into the growing market of audiobooks and understand the production process. Learn about narrators, recording options, and distribution platforms for audio.
By the end of this class, attendees will have a solid foundation in independent publishing, empowering them to make informed decisions about the publishing path that best suits their work.
The A, Bs, and Cs of the Trad and Indie Publishing Paths
"Fabulous and actionable content."
"This webinar was excellent. Matty Dalrymple offered so much valuable and helpful information, and she did it in a way that was interesting, efficient, and easy and enjoyable to follow. And she's a fine speaker (no ums or other hesitation noises or wandering around Robin Hood's barn!). Thank you for a fine program!"
This presentation is designed to help writers navigate the spectrum of publishing options and align their choices with their personal definition of success. Indie authors retain full creative control and reap the royalties of all their hard work writing and promoting a book—but not everyone is cut out to be the boss of their own publishing house. Meanwhile, many authors are driven to achieve validation and an upfront advance from a traditional publisher, but a trad deal does not guarantee a happily-ever-after.
This presentation provides an overview of the pros and cons of traditional and indie publishing, and addresses the skillsets and goals that are best suited to each. We'll cover ...
This presentation provides an overview of the pros and cons of traditional and indie publishing, and addresses the skillsets and goals that are best suited to each. We'll cover ...
- Authorpreneurship: Why every author must embrace this mindset, regardless of their publishing path.
- The Bs of Traditional Publishing: From “bragging rights” to brick-and-mortar bookstore distribution, the pros and cons of working with a traditional publisher.
- The Cs of Indie Publishing: Creativity, control, and the practical benefits of managing your own intellectual property.
Taking Control of Your Author Career with Indie Publishing (Workshop)
"Your master class was truly incredible. Organized, super educational, and fantastic presentation. This was exactly what I needed as I start my indie publishing business." --Roni Stinger, Author
For the full-day version of this workshop, Matty may co-presents this material with Michael La Ronn of Author Level Up.
Have you finished your first book and are feeling overwhelmed by what it will take to get it into the hands of readers?
If you don’t know where to start, you might waste time spinning your wheels or make critical mistakes that make your author journey harder than it needs to be. But if you follow the right steps, you can take control of your publishing journey—and make more money—by taking the indie route.
In this comprehensive hands-on workshop, indie authors Michael La Ronn and Matty Dalrymple share the knowledge they’ve gained from more than a decade of independently publishing their fiction and nonfiction books.
You’ll learn the ins and outs of the indie publishing process in a structured format and understand why “independent publishing” is a more accurate term than “self-publishing.” You’ll also have plenty of time to get answers to your most burning questions.
This workshop will cover:
The publishing process doesn’t have to be painful. Join us for a hands-on experience and leave with the confidence and knowledge to publish your own work professionally and successfully.
Who Should Attend:
Have you finished your first book and are feeling overwhelmed by what it will take to get it into the hands of readers?
If you don’t know where to start, you might waste time spinning your wheels or make critical mistakes that make your author journey harder than it needs to be. But if you follow the right steps, you can take control of your publishing journey—and make more money—by taking the indie route.
In this comprehensive hands-on workshop, indie authors Michael La Ronn and Matty Dalrymple share the knowledge they’ve gained from more than a decade of independently publishing their fiction and nonfiction books.
You’ll learn the ins and outs of the indie publishing process in a structured format and understand why “independent publishing” is a more accurate term than “self-publishing.” You’ll also have plenty of time to get answers to your most burning questions.
This workshop will cover:
- Editorial—Self-editing tips and how to work with an editor
- Formatting—How to create industry-standard e-books and paperbacks (without pulling your hair out)
- Design—How to create a book cover that sells to the readers you want to reach
- Production and Distribution—The power of print-on-demand, and considerations about whether to sell only on Amazon or through a variety of platforms (including your own)
- Marketing—How to market your book like a pro without breaking the bank, and the resources every indie author needs, such as an email list and an online home base
- Promotion—Effective strategies used by today’s bestselling indie authors, including how best to deploy tactics such as price discounts
- Copyright and licensing—How to optimize the value of your work to make more money and leave a legacy
- Resources—The tools and services that will improve your productivity and smooth your publishing journey
The publishing process doesn’t have to be painful. Join us for a hands-on experience and leave with the confidence and knowledge to publish your own work professionally and successfully.
Who Should Attend:
- Writers who want to know if indie publishing is right for them
- Authors who want to indie publish, but don’t know where to start
- Indie authors who want to improve their business strategies
From Page to Platform: How to Succeed as an Author Speaker
"It was such an awesome talk! Especially since I don't think a lot of authors are aware of the options open to them regarding speaking. I was aware of some of it, but this still opened my eyes to a lot of possibilities."
Stepping into the realm of professional speaking can significantly enhance an author's career. It's not just about sharing your knowledge; it's a multifaceted opportunity that opens up new avenues for direct and indirect income, allows you to forge deeper connections with your audience, and provides the opportunity to expand your professional community.
To excel as an author speaker, it's crucial to have a clear understanding of your objectives, the expectations of the event organizers you'll be working with, and the value you can offer your audience. Whether you're delivering presentations, participating in panels, leading workshops, or doing readings, each format requires a specific approach and an understanding of best practices.
In this workshop, we'll dive deep into the essential elements of a speaking career. Matty Dalrymple will help you assess your goals, understand the different types of speaking engagements, and recognize what makes each one effective. By the end of the session, you'll have a solid foundation and a practical action plan to confidently embark on your journey as an author speaker, equipped to inspire, engage, and connect with your audience in meaningful ways.
Top 3 Takeaways for Participants:
1. Clarity on Personal Goals and Event Objectives: You'll gain a clear understanding of your own speaking goals and the specific expectations of different types of speaking engagements, enabling you to align your efforts for maximum impact.
2. Effective Engagement Strategies: Learn the best practices for various speaking formats, including presentations, panels, workshops, and readings, to effectively engage and connect with your audience.
3. Practical Action Plan: Leave the workshop with a concrete action plan tailored to your speaking career, ensuring you are prepared to inspire and engage your audience while contributing to the broader author community.
To excel as an author speaker, it's crucial to have a clear understanding of your objectives, the expectations of the event organizers you'll be working with, and the value you can offer your audience. Whether you're delivering presentations, participating in panels, leading workshops, or doing readings, each format requires a specific approach and an understanding of best practices.
In this workshop, we'll dive deep into the essential elements of a speaking career. Matty Dalrymple will help you assess your goals, understand the different types of speaking engagements, and recognize what makes each one effective. By the end of the session, you'll have a solid foundation and a practical action plan to confidently embark on your journey as an author speaker, equipped to inspire, engage, and connect with your audience in meaningful ways.
Top 3 Takeaways for Participants:
1. Clarity on Personal Goals and Event Objectives: You'll gain a clear understanding of your own speaking goals and the specific expectations of different types of speaking engagements, enabling you to align your efforts for maximum impact.
2. Effective Engagement Strategies: Learn the best practices for various speaking formats, including presentations, panels, workshops, and readings, to effectively engage and connect with your audience.
3. Practical Action Plan: Leave the workshop with a concrete action plan tailored to your speaking career, ensuring you are prepared to inspire and engage your audience while contributing to the broader author community.
Matty Dalrymple taps into her own speaking experience, having been a keynote speaker at the 2024 Between the Pages Writers Conference and having spoken and presented at dozens of other in-person and virtual events, including the Writer’s Digest annual conference, the Alliance of Independent Authors’ SelfPubCon, Authors Guild webinars, the Women in Publishing Summit, the Willamette Writers Conference, International Thriller Writers, Author Nation, the Authorpreneur Summit Down Under, and many more (full list at https://www.mattydalrymple.com/events.html). She is also the co-author with Michael La Ronn of From Page to Platform: How to Excel as an Author Speaker (Summer 2024).
Collaborate to Create: Best Practices for Successful Non-Fiction Co-authoring
Explore the transformative potential of non-fiction co-authoring! Collaborating with a fellow author can leverage shared expertise, improve quality through joint oversight, lighten the workload, and expand your audience reach—all while creating new opportunities for income and platform growth.
But co-authoring isn’t without challenges. Navigating creative differences, managing logistics, and maintaining a strong working relationship can be tricky. This workshop equips you with actionable strategies to evaluate co-authoring opportunities, establish rock-solid partnership agreements, and streamline the writing and editing process for a successful collaboration.
Led by Matty Dalrymple—co-author of Taking the Short Tack: Creating Income and Connecting with Readers Using Short Fiction with Mark Leslie Lefebvre and From Page to Platform: How to Succeed as an Author Speaker with Michael La Ronn—this session is packed with practical advice and real-world insights. Attendees will walk away with a clear framework to assess whether co-authoring is right for them, tips for managing partnerships effectively, and tools to make the most of collaborative opportunities while avoiding common pitfalls.
This workshop is your guide to ensuring that co-authoring is not only productive but an enjoyable and creatively fulfilling experience.
But co-authoring isn’t without challenges. Navigating creative differences, managing logistics, and maintaining a strong working relationship can be tricky. This workshop equips you with actionable strategies to evaluate co-authoring opportunities, establish rock-solid partnership agreements, and streamline the writing and editing process for a successful collaboration.
Led by Matty Dalrymple—co-author of Taking the Short Tack: Creating Income and Connecting with Readers Using Short Fiction with Mark Leslie Lefebvre and From Page to Platform: How to Succeed as an Author Speaker with Michael La Ronn—this session is packed with practical advice and real-world insights. Attendees will walk away with a clear framework to assess whether co-authoring is right for them, tips for managing partnerships effectively, and tools to make the most of collaborative opportunities while avoiding common pitfalls.
This workshop is your guide to ensuring that co-authoring is not only productive but an enjoyable and creatively fulfilling experience.
Building Your Platform through Podcasting as a Host or Guest
"I was pleasantly surprised by the depth of Matty's recent presentation on Podcasting for Authors at the Authorpreneur Summit Down Under, which made me think about starting a podcast. The benefits of a podcast that she has found were also a learning point. Her tips to research first, pros and cons of each format, the broad or niche question, and what kind of podcast topics to share are all sensible points for our author audience. I would not hesitate to include Matty in any future author summit." --Jennifer Lancaster, Authorpreneur Summit Down Under
Podcasting is one of the fastest-growing tools for authors to build their platforms, and for good reason. Audio creates an intimate connection with listeners, making it a powerful way to grow a community of readers, network with writing and publishing colleagues, and even generate income as a host.
Matty Dalrymple, host of The Indy Author Podcast and author of The Indy Author’s Guide to Podcasting for Authors, shares insights gained from hosting hundreds of podcast episodes and guesting on dozens more. In this seminar, she offers a step-by-step guide to help authors navigate the podcasting journey, from strategic goals to tactical execution.
Participants will walk away with a clear understanding of:
You can see some of the venues where Matty has discussed this topic, including the 2022 Writer's Digest Annual Conference in NYC, here: https://www.theindyauthor.com/podcasting-for-authors.html
Matty Dalrymple, host of The Indy Author Podcast and author of The Indy Author’s Guide to Podcasting for Authors, shares insights gained from hosting hundreds of podcast episodes and guesting on dozens more. In this seminar, she offers a step-by-step guide to help authors navigate the podcasting journey, from strategic goals to tactical execution.
Participants will walk away with a clear understanding of:
- Establishing a podcasting strategy that aligns with your author goals
- Determining your podcast persona and brand
- Choosing the right format, medium, and technology
- Optimizing your space for the best audio and video experience
- Creating engaging episodes as a host or delivering memorable appearances as a guest
You can see some of the venues where Matty has discussed this topic, including the 2022 Writer's Digest Annual Conference in NYC, here: https://www.theindyauthor.com/podcasting-for-authors.html
Podcasting as a Guest or Host for Content Marketing
The power of podcasting to form connections with people in your target audience makes it a great opportunity for content marketing! Content marketing is defined as a strategic marketing approach focused on creating and distributing content that is relevant, consistent, high-quality, and free in order to attract and retain a clearly defined audience, ultimately to drive profitable customer action. Participating in a podcast--either as a host or a guest--is an excellent way of acquainting listeners with your books, products, or services, while also providing value (whether or not they become a customer).
Matty explores each of the aspects of content marketing, and how you can use podcasting to achieve them:
Matty explores each of the aspects of content marketing, and how you can use podcasting to achieve them:
- Relevant content - How do you match the content you have to share with your target audience?
- Consistent content - How to you establish a brand and persona that will signal your target audience that this will be valuable content for them?
- High-quality content - What are the best practices for delivering the highest quality content specific to the podcasting platform?
- Free content - How do you deliver your content in a way that alerts listeners to your offerings while still providing value whether or not they become customers?
Taking the Short Tack: Creating Income and Connecting with Readers Using Short Fiction
Based on information shared in her book Taking the Short Tack: Creating Income and Connecting with Readers Using Short Fiction, which she co-authored with Mark Leslie Lefebvre, Matty discusses the opportunities that short fiction offers writers through the traditional short fiction market; via the ever-expanding pool of non-traditional options, such as audio; and how writers who are willing to act as their own gatekeepers can use the tools of independent publishing to get their work into readers' hands. You can see some of the venues where she has discussed this topic, including Joanna Penn's The Creative Penn Podcast, here: https://www.theindyauthor.com/short-fiction.html
Be Your Own Gatekeeper: Indie Publishing Your Short Fiction
The traditional short fiction market simply can’t accommodate the many excellent short stories that deserve to reach readers. But with an indie mindset, you don’t have to rely on gatekeepers. Instead, you can take control of your publishing journey, connecting directly with readers who will love your stories, turning them into fans, and generating income from your work.
Matty Dalrymple, author of Taking the Short Tack: Creating Income and Connecting with Readers Using Short Fiction, shares how to unlock the potential of short fiction. Attendees will learn:
- How to publish short fiction as standalones, collections, and anthologies
- Cost-effective strategies for editing, proofreading, and cover design
- How to maximize story value by publishing across multiple platforms and formats
- Income opportunities like patronage and monetizing short fiction via audio and video
- Ways to connect with readers using short fiction as reader magnets, funnels, or social media promotions
- How short fiction can aid market research and foster community engagement
The Cover Story: Combining Creativity and Conversion
The successful indie author knows when to engage fellow professionals to support their work, and cover design is one of those areas where we authors, as wordsmiths, should engage specialist professionals. However, becoming an educated student of cover design will not only help you work effectively with your cover designer but is fun as well!
In this webinar, we will explore ...
In this webinar, we will explore ...
- The value a cover design professional brings to the process
- How your cover is a “visual keyword” for your book
- Why bucking genre conventions undermines your goal of reaching your ideal readers
- How to collect the materials you’ll need to create a spec for your designer
- How to find and work effectively with your designer, making the process pain-free for you both
- How to control the costs of this potentially pricey part of the publishing process
- How AI factors in, even when you’re working with a human design professional
Publishing Tips for Frugal Authors
"Clear, comprehensive and full of excellent advice."
"This was an incredibly detailed and robust presentation. I really appreciate all the effort that went into this, and the slides make it easy to go back and review all the shiny nuggets of wisdom! "
Delivering professional-grade work doesn’t have to break the bank. In this session, author and publisher Matty Dalrymple shares actionable strategies to help you achieve top-tier publishing quality while controlling costs. Attendees will learn how to:
Walk away with cost-saving techniques and confidence in your ability to deliver professional, market-ready books.
- Optimize Editing: Save money by addressing “housekeeping issues” like spelling, grammar, continuity, and consistency before handing your manuscript to a professional editor, allowing them to focus on substantive improvements.
- Maximize Cover Design Impact: Partner effectively with design professionals to achieve cost-efficient, brand-right covers. Gain flexibility to adapt to changing trends and create visually compelling promotional materials.
Walk away with cost-saving techniques and confidence in your ability to deliver professional, market-ready books.
Pitching for Promotion: Getting the Gig with Podcasters, Bloggers, and Other Promoters
"Wow! I appreciated the way you summed up the options (DIY or hiring out), and gave relatable examples. I worked in public relations and was on the receiving end of many pitches from media producers. Great presentation!"
Much is made of the need for writers to know how to pitch to agents and editors, but the need to pitch yourself and your work doesn’t stop there. Getting the gig with podcasters, bloggers, and others who can promote your work is vital to connecting with the audience who will love your work. And if you take the right approach, the relationships you build with these promoters can pay dividends for both parties long after the podcaster airs your episode or the blogger posts the review of your book.
Attendees will come away from this session armed with the tools they need to ...
You can see an example of Matty discussing this topic on this episode of the Independent Book Publishers Association (IBPA) podcast.
Attendees will come away from this session armed with the tools they need to ...
- Consider your approach--whether to pitch yourself or hire a pro
- Do your prep to understand your target audience
- Lay the groundwork for a successful pitch
- Make it personal to connect what you offer to the promoter and their audience
- Make it easy by providing the information the promoter needs upfront
- Be professional by delivering excellent value to the promoter and their audience
- Promote and repurpose to make the most of your appearance
- Deepen the connection and build a long-lasting relationship that will benefit you and the promoter
You can see an example of Matty discussing this topic on this episode of the Independent Book Publishers Association (IBPA) podcast.
Pitch Perfect: Leveraging Podcasts & Video Interviews to Reach Your Audience
Are you looking for ways to build your brand, share your expertise, and expand your reach—all without the time and expense of travel? With the growing popularity of video interviews and podcasts, you can now connect with broader audiences from the comfort of home. Matty Dalrymple, host of hundreds of episodes of The Indy Author Podcast and guest on dozens more, will share practical tools to help you effectively pitch yourself, promote your work, and build meaningful connections. In this session, you’ll learn how to:
- Identify the best platforms and outlets for your message.
- Craft an authentic and memorable pitch.
- Foster lasting relationships with hosts and audiences.
Engage Your Audience In Person and Online
You have information to share, and you have the knowledge to back up your message. But excellent content alone is not enough to deliver an excellent presentation. The techniques you apply to share your material will determine whether your audience’s attention is riveted to you or drifts to their social media feeds. And presenters need two important sets of presentation skills: the ability to engage an audience in person as well as in a virtual environment. Finally regardless of the format, they must be prepared to handle the Q&A portion of their presentation effectively and gracefully.
Matty Dalrymple, The Indy Author, has delivered dozens of talks, including presentations at Writer’s Digest annual conferences, the Alliance of Independent Authors SelfPubCons, International Thriller Writers CraftFest, Book Brush’s BookMARCon, the Fiction Marketing Academy, the Fictionary Community webinars, the Authorpreneur Summit Down Under, the Carolina Writing Workshop, the Women in Publishing Summit, the Pennwriters annual conference, and many more. (Go to https://www.mattydalrymple.com/events.html for a full list.)
In this 60-minute presentation, Matty Dalrymple shares her tips for:
Creating Compelling Material – Explore different approaches for sharing your material, and the pros and cons of each.
Engaging Your Audience In Person – Master the techniques for engaging your audience at in-person events, including how best to use your voice, your body language, and your position in relation to the audience to draw them into your presentation.
Engaging Your Audience Virtually – Learn how to overcome the challenges of engaging an audience on a virtual platform and to make the experience as compelling for them as if they were in the room with you.
Handling the Q&A – Learn how to engage in an interactive Q&A session that will ensure your audience gets their questions answered in a structured, productive manner.
Who Should Attend?
Matty Dalrymple, The Indy Author, has delivered dozens of talks, including presentations at Writer’s Digest annual conferences, the Alliance of Independent Authors SelfPubCons, International Thriller Writers CraftFest, Book Brush’s BookMARCon, the Fiction Marketing Academy, the Fictionary Community webinars, the Authorpreneur Summit Down Under, the Carolina Writing Workshop, the Women in Publishing Summit, the Pennwriters annual conference, and many more. (Go to https://www.mattydalrymple.com/events.html for a full list.)
In this 60-minute presentation, Matty Dalrymple shares her tips for:
Creating Compelling Material – Explore different approaches for sharing your material, and the pros and cons of each.
Engaging Your Audience In Person – Master the techniques for engaging your audience at in-person events, including how best to use your voice, your body language, and your position in relation to the audience to draw them into your presentation.
Engaging Your Audience Virtually – Learn how to overcome the challenges of engaging an audience on a virtual platform and to make the experience as compelling for them as if they were in the room with you.
Handling the Q&A – Learn how to engage in an interactive Q&A session that will ensure your audience gets their questions answered in a structured, productive manner.
Who Should Attend?
- Authors early in their speaking careers who want to arm themselves with the best practices for engaging an audience
- Experienced author-speakers who want to brush up on their skills and learn a few new tips and tricks
Matty's Fiction Work
Of course, Matty is always happy to discuss her own fiction work, The Ann Kinnear Suspense Novels and Suspense Shorts and the Lizzy Ballard Thrillers, with reader groups or book clubs. Find out more at https://www.mattydalrymple.com/