"Where to Start with Writing Guides" with Janet Kitto (Registration required) - Trenton Library

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À propos

If you've ever looked to guides to get your writing on track, you've likely notices how many there are out there. Where to start? Janet Kitto will give an overview of what is out there and who does what well. Participants are encouraged to bring along their own recommendations and share what they found useful. For more information and to register, please call the Trenton Library at (902) 752-5181 or email, [email protected].

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Trenton Public Library, Pictou-Antigonish Regional Library

Our smallest branch is located in the Trenton Civic Building (next to the Town Hall Office) on Main Street. We offer a full range of free services and access to the resources of all Nova Scotia public libraries. Trenton Library is an @NS community technology access site. At the Trenton Library you can access a wireless hotspot to high speed Internet.

Programming at the Trenton Library

All library programs are offered free of charge. Library programs are offered throughout the year on special occasions, while over the summer months, special programming (such as the Summer Reading Clubs for children) is offered. Please call the Library for more information, (902) 752-5181.

Our staff are trained to help you choose and locate the information you seek, assist with research and advise on what to read next!

Beta Reader Spot

The Beta Reader Spot is an exchange hub located at the Trenton Library where writers can test out their work on their target audience, and readers can get involved in the development of a book. Writers leave a manuscript with the library, give us some information about their book, and choose the type of feedback they would like. Beta readers can pick a book by target audience, read the manuscript, and provide feedback for the writer.

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