Our golf league asked me to create a mystery event. As a mystery novelist, I jumped on the idea of merging the golf game with the CLUE board game. We held the event this past Tuesday and the players raved about it . . . “The best event we’ve ever had.” Partners in Crime Golfers … Continue reading CLUE / Golf Mystery Event
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Where to Hold a Book Signing
© Adekvat At which venues will my novels sell? Are some venues just not worth the time and effort? The answers, of course, depend on your audience, your book and your personality. My Least Productive Venues Writing Conventions Author workshops and conventions are wonderful things, but it’s very difficult to sell many books because everyone at … Continue reading Where to Hold a Book Signing
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Marketing is Da Bomb
As much as I love writing stories, I think marketing my novels is even more fun. I hear some of you groaning. Of course, you’d rather be writing your next novel. I understand that. Early on I realized that completing my novel wasn’t enough. No one would beat down my door to get to read … Continue reading Marketing is Da Bomb
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Create an Eye-catching Poster from Your Book Cover
You'll look famous and stand out from other vendors when passers-by see your name and picture on a big poster. Impressive posters are neither difficult nor expensive to create and you'll get much needed attention for your book signings. Here's how I made this poster using my book cover image and free photo editing … Continue reading Create an Eye-catching Poster from Your Book Cover
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How to Land a Radio Interview
When I was eighteen I couldn't order pizza because I hated saying my name. So a half hour interview on a radio show was a big deal. Fortunately, Steve Stearns, the host of Outside Health and Fitness, was an easy guy to talk to. He made the conversation fun...and that's the key. Listen in at: http://www.outsidehealthandfitness.com/adventure-novelist-jeanne-meeks But … Continue reading How to Land a Radio Interview
