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This @BooksofWonder signing with @SJMaas @alexbracken and @stdennard is so much fun!

When it comes to parties, I tend to roll large. Most of the time this is fine, but in terms of book launch events it may have backfired since my social tendencies and inability to turn anything down resulted in the world’s most over-scheduled book release day. I started off before sunrise with an insane TV segment where a morning show

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I did two book signings in February and one last week. I was, to put it mildly, extremely nervous about this. I’m an introvert that doesn’t like meeting new people face to face. I don’t like pitching things to people after years of retail having to do just that. I really don’t like pitching my…

When I mention the words Book Signing, you’re probably thinking about that last book signing you attended for a big named author. There were probably people lined up around the corner to see the author and get their books signed. Sounds pretty exciting, right? I bet you’re just imagining that happening to you someday. And maybe someday it will. Always keep a positive outlook. However, for 90% of authors this isn’t the case. Sorry, but it must be said. That doesn’t mean you need to get…

Lorraine Devon Wilke- Author There are lots of rules in the writing game. LOTS. Ask anyone in the biz for advice, do a little research on norms and protocols, get active in social media groups on the topic, and you’ll be bombarded with generalized and specific do’s and don’ts, articles with titles like, “the 10 […]

Fabulous table by author Nicole Evelina, manned by her able assistant! https://nicoleevelina.com/

Jennifer Lake The Last Bookstore Los Angeles

Sarah J Maas, me, Alexandra Bracken, & Daw Metcalf Saturday night, I was fortunate enough to attend Sarah J Maas's Heir of Fire tour. My sister and I drove approximately two hours to get there, we left early in case there was traffic and scored front row seats! This was my first book signing event and I LOVED every minute of it. The librarian introduced each author with a quick bio with some fun facts, and then he asked some awesome questions that really made the authors think. Sarah was the…