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NBDB Book Club and Asia Pacific College students read Dean Francis Alfar's Salamanca

The NBDB Book Club will be joining World Literature students of Asia Pacific College as they discuss Dean Francis Alfar's fantasy novel Salamanca, Grand Prize winner of the Don Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature.

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Event: 'ALL IN! YOUNG WRITERS SEMINAR'

Activities

Date: Saturday, February 20, 2010 At 08:00:00 AM

Duration: 1 Day

WRITING AND THE NEW MEDIA (Admission is FREE)
Come join the All In! Young Writers Seminar 2010. For writers in the new media.

TARGET AUDIENCE
Students from junior college, polytechnic and university.

WHAT YOU'LL GET
This seminar will provide an insight into:

How the Internet and web technologies have evolved and are evolving
How has the traditional publishing value chain been affected by IT and the new media
Writing in the larger context of Digital Media
How to keep up to date with new developments
Future trends like e-books, e-readers, interactive and multimedia content
Responsible blogging

DATE
20 Feb 2010, Saturday

TIME
9.30am to 6.00pm

VENUE
The Arts House
1 Old Parliament Lane

ADMISSION IS FREE!
We just need you to register before coming.

COURSE ADMINISTRATION

Ways to register

1. Register online by visiting www.bookcouncil.sg
OR

2. Complete the registration form and fax it to (65) 6742 9466
(Please download details and registration form HERE)

Enquiries

Email: jade@bookcouncil.sg

Tel: (65) 6848 8290

All In! Young Writers Seminar 2010: Writing and the New Media is co-organised by the National Book Development Council of Singapore, The Arts House and NUS Literary Society.