Posts Tagged ‘book marketing’

Christmas Celebrations with Women’s Fiction Author Susan Wingate

Christmas Celebrations from Authors Around the World is Literarily Speaking’s newest features. We ask authors “What’s it like at your house over the holidays?” Today we welcome Susan Wingate, author of the women’s fiction novel, Easy as Pie at Bobby’s Diner (Blue Star Books)!
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Greetings from the Pacific Northwest this fine 2010 [...]

The Story Behind ‘Easy as Pie at Bobby’s Diner’ by Susan Wingate

The Story Behind the Book is Literarily Speaking’s newest feature. Here we find out either the inspiration behind authors’ books or how they got published. Today’s guest is Susan Wingate, author of the women’s fiction/mystery novel, Easy as Pie at Bobby’s Diner (Blue Star Books
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It’s so much fun for me to talk about how [...]

The Story Behind Making Light of Being Heavy by Kandy Siahaya

The Story Behind the Book is Literarily Speaking’s newest feature. Here we find out either the inspiration behind authors’ books or how they got published. Today’s guest is Kandy Siahaya, author of the non-fiction women’s issues novel, Making Light of Being Heavy (Northern Reprographics).
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Making Light of Being Heavy was inspired by my daily life [...]

Women’s Fiction Author Susan Wingate on ‘Easy as Pie at Bobby’s Diner Virtual Book Tour’

Join Susan Wingate, as she tours the blogosphere December 6 – January 14 to promote her new women’s fiction/mystery novel, Easy as Pie at Bobby’s Diner (Blue Star Books).
Easy as Pie at Bobby’s Diner focuses on Georgette Carlisle, who has lost her first husband and is about to lose her next, one Hawthorne Biggs. She’s [...]

5 Things You Should Know About Writing with Children at Home by Kieran Kramer

5 Things You Should Know is one of Literarily Speaking’s newest features. Here we find out five things about books, writing, publishing, the sky’s the limit… right out of the author’s mouth. Today’s guest is Kieran Kramer, author of the historical romance novel, When Harry Met Molly (St. Martin’s Press). [...]

Interview with Dina Kucera: ‘My worst experience is when my two teenage daughters were beginning to use alcohol and drugs’

Dina Kucera, author of EVERYTHING I NEVER WANTED TO BE
Everything I Never Wanted to Be is the true story of a family’s battle with alcoholism and drug addiction. Dina’s grandfather and father were alcoholics. Her grandmother was a pill addict. Dina is an alcoholic and pill addict, and all three of her daughters struggle with alcohol [...]

The First Page: Finding God: To Believe or Not to Believe by Nicholas Oliva

The First Page is one of Literarily Speaking’s newest features. Here we get a glimpse into an author’s work and what better place to begin than the first page? Authors share their first pages and answer a few questions about why they started their books off the way they did. Today we welcome [...]

5 Things You Should Know About Amanda Wolfe

5 Things You Should Know is one of Literarily Speaking’s newest features. Here we find out five things about books, writing, publishing, the sky’s the limit… right out of the author’s mouth. Today’s guest is Amanda Wolfe, author of the auto-biographical novel, Beneath the Silver Lining Trilogy (Xlibris Corporation). [...]

Interview with John L. Betcher: ‘The bad guys plan. The good guys discover the plot’

Al Qaeda plans to attack Minnesota’s Prairie River Nuclear Power Plant as a means to return the down-trodden terrorist organization to international prominence.
In addition to their own devoted forces, the terrorists enlist some homegrown anarchists, and a Three Mile Island survivor with a pathological vendetta against the nuclear establishment, to assist in the assault.
James [...]

Interview with Women’s Holiday Fiction Author Sheila Roberts: ‘I’m very partial to the ending of the story’

Sheila Roberts lives in the Pacific Northwest. Her novels have appeared in Readers Digest Condensed books and have been published in several languages. Her novel Angel Lane was an Amazon Top Ten Romance pick for 2009 and her holiday perennial, On Strike for Christmas is slated to be a Lifetime Channel movie presentation [...]

‘The Sixth Surrender’ a surprisingly seductive mystery-romance

It’s Anno Domini 1200. King Richard the Lionheart is dead.  And in the final years of her own eventful life, queen-duchess Aliénor of Aquitaine launches a deadly dynastic chess game to safeguard the crowns of Normandy and England for John Plantagenet, her only surviving son.
To that end, Aliénor coerces into matrimony her two pawns: Juliana [...]

5 Things You Should Know About Regression, Book One of the Infinion Series by Kathy Bell

5 Things You Should Know is one of Literarily Speaking’s newest features. Here we find out five things about books, writing, publishing, the sky’s the limit… right out of the author’s mouth. Today’s guest is Kathy Bell, author of the science fiction book, Regression: Book One of the Infinion Series (Northern Sanctum). [...]

Pump Up Your Book announces Hana Samek Norton’s The Sixth Surrender Virtual Book Tour

Join Hana Samek Norton, author of the historical fiction novel, The Sixth Surrender (Penguin/Plume) as she virtually tours the blogosphere in November ‘10 on her first virtual book tour with Pump Up Your Book!
Hana’s passion for the Middle Ages dates to a childhood exploring the ruins of castles and cloisters in the (now) [...]

Guest Blogger Jennie Helderman: ‘The Bruises That Don’t Show’

We have a special guest today!  Jennie Helderman, author of As the Sycamore Grows (Summers Bridgewater Press), is here to talk about what most people keep a secret – abuse.  Visit Jennie on the web at www.jenniehelderman.com.

The Bruises That Don’t Show
by Jennie Miller Helderman
The TV producer wanted bruises, something that would show. Ginger had [...]

‘The 19th Element’ John L. Betcher on virtual book tour November & December ‘10

Join John L. Betcher, author of the suspense thriller, The 19th Element: A James Becker Thriller (Createspace), as he virtually tours the blogosphere November 1 – December 17‘10 on his first virtual book tour with Pump Up Your Book!
John L. Betcher is a University of Minnesota Law School graduate and has practiced law for more [...]

The Story Behind The Unexpected Son by Shobhan Bantwal

The Story Behind the Book is Literarily Speaking’s newest feature. Here we find out either the inspiration behind authors’ books or how they got published. Today’s guest is Shobhan Bantwal, author of the women’s fiction novel, The Unexpected Son (Kensington).
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What If?
By Shobhan Bantwal – author of THE UNEXPECTED SON
The theme for my latest [...]

Living with Muses by Women’s Fiction Author Shobhan Bantwal

We have a special guest today!  Shobhan Bantwal, author of The Unexpected Son (Kensington), is here to talk about living with muses.  Visit Shobhan on the web at www.shobhanbantwal.com.

Living with Muses
By Shobhan Bantwal
After having written four novels and two more in the works, some twenty plus short stories, and countless non-fiction articles and blog [...]

5 Things You Should Know About Book Promotion by Shobhan Bantwal

5 Things You Should Know is one of Literarily Speaking’s newest features. Here we find out five things about books, writing, publishing, the sky’s the limit… right out of the author’s mouth. Today’s guest is Shobhan Bantwal, author of the women’s fiction novel, The Unexpected Son.

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Five Things [...]

What Your Readers and Book Buyers Want to Know About You and What You Need to Know About Them

Every now and then, I’ll have an author ask me what they should write about when asked to write guest posts or what emphasis they should concentrate on when answering questions in interviews or just what they should do to create the most impact on their book buying public without becoming overbearing, pompous or downright [...]

Interview with Soren Paul Petrek: ‘I discover the plot as I write’

An assassin born of death and violation is the most dangerous of all. Cold Lonely Courage tells her story. The action begins during the German Blitzkrieg attack on France in the opening days of World War II. The heroine, Madeleine Toche races to the front to find her brother dying after his unit is destroyed [...]

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