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2002
WRITERS' CONFERENCE PRESENTERS
[2002
Intro]
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PETER
RUBIE:
Mr. Rubie is the president of the Peter
Rubie literary agency in New York City.
His creative career has spanned two decades as an author,
teacher, and broadcaster. Mr. Rubie regularly lectures and writes on the craft of
writing fiction and non-fiction for magazines, publishers and
universities. Prior to
becoming a literary agent he was an editor with Simon and Schuster.
He is an adjunct professor at New York University and is the
Director of their Summer Publishing Institute.
He is currently working on a new novel.
www.prlit.com
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SHEILA
HANAHAN: Ms. Hanahan is
director of development for Zide/Perry Entertainment in Hollywood.
Her multi-faceted role includes developing ideas for spec
scripts as well as seeking up-and-coming screenwriters.
A child actress in New York, Ms. Hanahan moved to L.A. to
pursue a career working in the film industry.
Ms. Hanahan�s credits with Zide/Perry include, �American
Pie I & II,� �Final Destination I & II.�
She has worked on such films as: �My Best Friend�s
Wedding,� �Independence Day,� and �Lost In Space.�
www.inzide.com
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LARRY
CAMPBELL: Mr. Campbell is
the retired chief-coroner for Vancouver. He has become a consultant/writer on the multi-Gemini Award
winning CBC show �Da Vinci�s Inquest.�
Mr. Campbell will present his workshop with awarding winning
(�Da Vinci�s Inquest�) screenwriter Frank Borg.
www.davincisinquest.com
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MICHAEL
KATZ: Mr. Katz is the
publisher of Tradewind Books, a small independent children�s book
publisher located in Vancouver.
He started the company in 1994 after teaching high school
English in London, England for 20 years.
Mr. Katz teaches two courses at UBC Writing centre:
�Children�s Book Workshop� for illustrators, writers and book
designers as well as those interested in other aspects of publishing
children�s books such as editorial or marketing.
Tradewind will publish its first novels for young adults in
2003. www.tradewindbooks.com
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