17 Nov Korba: How to Publish Your Own Book About Palestine! A Practical Workshop for Aspiring Authors!
Korba: How to Publish Your Own Book About Palestine! A Practical Workshop for Aspiring Authors!
Stories about Palestine carry a unique weight. They are not just narratives; they are acts of preservation, resistance, identity building, and love. This workshop is designed for anyone who feels called to write a book, especially a children’s book, that centers Palestinian history, culture, stories, or lived experiences, and wants clear and practical guidance on how to bring that book to life.
Participants will learn:
- How to choose the right story angle, from personal memories to cultural heritage to fictional tales grounded in truth
- How to write with authenticity, sensitivity, and age appropriate clarity when telling stories about Palestine
- The essential elements of strong children’s book writing including structure, rhythm, character, message, and emotional flow
- How to collaborate with illustrators in a way that honors Palestinian culture, symbols, and visual identity
- The full publishing pathway including drafting, editing, illustration, design, printing, ISBNs, budgeting, and distribution
- The differences between traditional publishing, hybrid publishing, and self publishing so participants can select the best path
- Common mistakes writers make when telling Palestinian stories and how to avoid them
How to create a final book that is meaningful to families, communities, and global readers
Drawing on the core principles of the Mother to Author program, this session takes participants through the full journey from idea to published book, with a focus on ethical, accurate, and empowering Palestinian storytelling. Whether your goal is to capture family memories, document cultural traditions, respond to current realities, or create imaginative stories inspired by Palestinian identity, this workshop offers a safe and supportive place to begin. By the end, participants will leave with a clear story direction, a practical roadmap, and the confidence to create a book that does justice to Palestine. The aim is to preserve its spirit, honor its people, and contribute to the growing body of Palestinian children’s literature.
This workshop is more than a writing session. It is an invitation to carry a story forward.
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