I know … I know. It’s been a long time since I’ve written a blog post. Sorry! It’s not for any lack of information–there are a lot of great things coming up, like a tour stop with the fabulous Jennifer L. Armentrout, with special guests Kristi Cook and myself at one of the best bookstores in the world, […]
So this past weekend was the 3rd annual PAYA book festival – Bring YA to PA, organized by the multi-talented Skyanne Fisher. What a blast of books, workshops, authors, readers, writers, signing and general awesomeness! I started the day off with a writing workshop moderated by Tiffany Schmidt, along amazing talented authors like Jackie Morse […]
Then check out COFFEE & BOOKS! Calling all book lovers and coffee lovers! Bloodspell has been chosen by my publisher to be in an exciting new program called Coffee & Books! Bloodspell will be listed online in the COFFEE & BOOKS bookstore, and will be competing for a featured spot on the bookshelves in over 75 Dunn […]
Part 3 of my ongoing interview with the amazing Julie Schoerke, the founder of JKS Communications, sharing her thoughts on the ins and outs of book promotion and literary publicity. For the Bloodspell campaign, Julie and her team secured television (CBS, LMC-TV) and radio coverage (B96 FM, 99.5 WYCD), traditional print coverage (The Journal News, Westchester Magazine), broad online coverage (Seventeen, Portland […]
Part 2 of my ongoing interview with the fabulous Julie Schoerke, the founder of JKS Communications, sharing her thoughts on the ins and outs of book promotion and literary publicity. For the Bloodspell campaign, Julie and her team secured television (CBS, LMC-TV) and radio coverage (B96 FM, 99.5 WYCD), traditional print coverage (The Journal News, Westchester Magazine), broad online coverage (Seventeen, Portland […]
Solid book promotion is critical to the success of any author’s publishing journey, and this is especially true for debut authors. As a newbie author, you need to build your brand, grow exposure, and most of all, sell books. After all, you’re basically an unknown, and unless you’re a superstar author with your own dedicated in-house […]