Voice Over Artistry: Lucinda Gainey
When I decided to put my books into Audible, I searched for the right narrator for the Trudy Genova Mysteries.[…]
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When I decided to put my books into Audible, I searched for the right narrator for the Trudy Genova Mysteries.[…]
Read morePlease welcome Clay Stafford, the Renaissance man who has developed KILLER NASHVILLE with its Silver Falchion Award into an international[…]
Read moreSubstack, Patreon or paid Newsletter? Authors have more ways than ever to connect with their readers. And make some extra $$$ while they’re at it.
Read moreIt’s December. The world, or some of it, is filled with holiday cheer, but not me. Because I have to[…]
Read moreC. Michele Dorsey loves her new gig as Writer in Residence at Jules beach Stationers in Truro
Read moreOne of the first things impressed upon new authors is the importance of connecting with readers. Traditionally, we do that by establishing a social media presence, participating in conferences, appearing at book club events, holding book signings, starting a blog, and most importantly, compiling a list of emails for a newsletter. This all takes time, of course, and it isn’t easy or automatic. If no one knows your book exists, they won’t read it. If they don’t read it, they can’t love it and recommend it to others.
Fortunately, there are new ways of getting your book and your name out there. A new website called Shepherd.com exists to do just that.
Unless they can generate awareness in potential book buyers, self-published authors may not sell many books. here a few easy and inexpensive ways to bring awareness to your work.
Read moreSo I just got my new author photo, which I love, but it also makes me think of all the[…]
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