An Evening With Author & Editor Kaitlyn Karol - Cincinnati Event

Attention local writers!

Do you aspire to improve your craft and hone your skills?
Are you curious about how to balance your story's voice and your author's voice so they don't override each other? Do you want to know why readers return to some books again and again? Would you like to learn the elements of an alluring and unique style? Do you know the secret truth about clichés? Have you been frustrated with establishment-minded editors?

If these topics resound with you, you’ll want to join us at the Used Book Store at the Warehouse on March 20, from 7:00-9:00 pm as author and editor Kaitlyn Karol answers these questions and more.

This event is free and open to the public. Space is limited. RSVPs are strongly encouraged.

BIO
Kaitlyn Karol has enjoyed a diverse career via many creative endeavors, with a chief focus placed on writing. She has been a published journalist, short story writer, poet, ad copy writer, telemarketing script writer and magazine editor for nearly twenty years.

She has also written 18 screenplays based on her short stories and sketches with some independent productions to her credit. She has edited over 30 manuscripts. She gained experience as a freelance writer-reporter for several Tri-state area newspapers and magazines such as The Northern Kentucky Recorder(s), The Latonian, Cincinnati Enquirer, Kentucky Post, Animal Eye, and Enlightenments, among others, and has guest-edited for a few other local 'indie' publications.

Kaitlyn resides in Northern Kentucky as an entrepreneur, editing and running her own online magazine. Her initial magazine began as a newsletter and first appeared as an insert in Cincinnati’s City Beat.