We’re on a mission to bring transparency, collaboration, and cooperation to writing and publishing.
There are lots of ways to learn, but few, if any, are as effective as learning by example. With a framework to follow and a guide at your side, we believe most people can learn to do or improve on just about anything. And we have a plan to make it happen.
The virtual workshops and seminars educational series at field15 is all about connecting people who have “been there and done that” with the people who are still trying to figure out where to go and what to do—at least when it comes to writing about and publishing on nonfiction.
But in a world already overflowing with free advice, algorithmically-driven search results, and LLMs ready to cough up an answer to any question, do people really need yet another learning option? We think so.
Come join us in a free, small-group, 30-minute seminar to learn why we’ve launched this series, what makes it different, who we’re partnering with, how you can participate, and how you’ll be compensated. You’ll have plenty of time to ask questions, and by the end of the session, you’ll know how to:
What Sets This Session Apart?
Whether you’re already sure you’d like to become a speaker or you’re only just interested in learning more about field15’s virtual workshops and seminars, this free session is the most definitive source of information available. Plus, the small-group, real-time format means you’ll have a chance to ask all the questions that matter most to you personally.
About Dave Rankin
Dave Rankin is a co-founder of and the executive lead at field15. He’s the former CEO and Publisher at The Pragmatic Programmers, the former Open Source Expert at The New York Time‘s web property, About.com, and a former senior software developer with over 25 years of experience.
The presenter for this workshop is 
Dave Rankin, a co-founder of field15, former book publisher, writer, editor, and someone who’s seen both the recto and verso sides of the industry.
