Sentences with phrase «promote local books»

The goal of this collection is to promote local books that might not be available through traditional channels, both to increase exposure for local writers and to increase the selection for local readers.

Not exact matches

Participating Subaru retailers were matched with local schools in need and donated award - winning books to help promote science learning and literacy.

Recently our local PBS station taped a show promoting Dr David Perlmutter's best selling book called «Grain Brain».

He is signing and promoting his newest book «The Andy Cohen Diaries» at a local book store near me... I have butterflies and can't wait to be a total fan girl and snap a picture with him for insta... hey if it isn't on insta it didn't really happen right?

I am a published poet and writer, teach Creative Writing in an open and fun loving way, and on the side promote and book local bands.

Jesse is in Paris promoting his book in a local shop, where Celine has stopped in for a visit.

The Alliance also mailed 17,000 postcards to promote school information available on its website and supported a media campaign that reached an estimated 1.2 million people through printed books, billboards, kiosks, web ads, and print ads in local media.

Enlisting the Community to Promote Achievement Concerned that many urban students, especially African - American ones, were underachieving in school, Hugh B. Price made community involvement in local schools a focus of his tenure at the National Urban League as well as the subject of a book.

In particular, funding and advice has been offered to help schools set up book clubs and establish stronger links with their local library, as a way to promote library membership among pupils.

Designed to promote conversation about how to educate students for a rapidly changing and increasingly borderless and innovation - based world, this comprehensive and illuminating book from international education expert Vivien Stewart is not about casting blame; it is about understanding what the best school systems in the world are doing right for the purpose of identifying what U.S. schools — at the national, state, and local level — might do differently and better.

And the annual March readathon at Franklin Elementary in New Jersey is part of a yearlong series of events to encourage and promote literacy, including a book swap / literacy night and book fairs at a local book store.

Get a book review from a local journalist and plan a series of interesting collaborative events that you promote online and off for great SEO and book sales.»

«We encourage all our authors to join and learn what others are doing to promote themselves and their books, exchange ideas and tips, invite other authors to participate in local and online events, or discuss any topic that they deem relevant.

A lot of this can be taking on yourself, helping to get the word out into the community as well as promoting your book through local news publications and interviews.

Actively supporting your local libraries and bookstores prior to publication will create goodwill when it is time to promote your book.

Our team specializes in creating and promoting events with built - in audiences at unique off - site venues or with bookstores if you would be paired with a local author or group panel, or simply going in for a meet - and - greet with booksellers where you sign stock copies of your book.

Most authors have no idea how to promote their book — so they focus on spreading the news, «John Doe, local baker, has written a book.»

When you think of book discovery in the past, it normally involved going to your local bookstore and seeing what they were promoting, in other cases you may consult a newspaper such as the New York Times.

Mary told Good e-Reader that «I do not actively promote the out - of - state initiative because it's something that is a bit of an irritation to some of our Fairfax County users since some of our most popular books have wait times and we have no way to ensure that «locals» get first dibs.

The big question is, can his book become an international bestseller and will autograph seekers be lining up in droves to see him promoting the title are your local Barnes and Noble?

While I had some success earlier on with marketing (podcasts, WNPR, local TV, newspapers), those features and / or interviews did nothing at all to sell the self - published book I was promoting at the time.

I'm making connections with local schools and book clubs in order to best promote my book when it is ready.

Even if you stand outside your local library and hand out copies of your book, you'll be promoting your book.

Acting as a clearing house for Jewish Book Month events is part of the Jewish Book Council's overall mission to promote the reading, writing, publishing and distribution of quality Jewish content books in English, as well as to serve as the coordinating body of Jewish literary activity in North America in both general and Jewish venues, advising local communities on exhibits, book fairs, book club appearances, author tours and other literary progrBook Month events is part of the Jewish Book Council's overall mission to promote the reading, writing, publishing and distribution of quality Jewish content books in English, as well as to serve as the coordinating body of Jewish literary activity in North America in both general and Jewish venues, advising local communities on exhibits, book fairs, book club appearances, author tours and other literary progrBook Council's overall mission to promote the reading, writing, publishing and distribution of quality Jewish content books in English, as well as to serve as the coordinating body of Jewish literary activity in North America in both general and Jewish venues, advising local communities on exhibits, book fairs, book club appearances, author tours and other literary progrbook fairs, book club appearances, author tours and other literary progrbook club appearances, author tours and other literary programs.

I absolutely adore book clubs and local writer guilds that promote books and authors.

Indies First / Small Business Saturday Authors of all kinds have opportunities to volunteer at their local booksellers while helping to promote their books themselves on Small Business Saturday (the Saturday after Thanksgiving) when many independent bookstores host a #IndiesFirst events.

In Local Book Promotion Options — Part 1, I explained why authors and publishers who are promoting their books on a national level should include local media outlets as part of their book publicity campLocal Book Promotion Options — Part 1, I explained why authors and publishers who are promoting their books on a national level should include local media outlets as part of their book publicity campaBook Promotion Options — Part 1, I explained why authors and publishers who are promoting their books on a national level should include local media outlets as part of their book publicity camplocal media outlets as part of their book publicity campabook publicity campaign.

Local bookstores and libraries offer built - in book - loving audiences, and community centers are always interested in promoting (and bragging about) self - published authors from their own neighborhood.

Jewish Book Festivals are generally regional and local events that take place in or around Jewish Book Month and that is great for promoting books about subjects of interest to that community — whether modern living or Torah studies.

As a visit to your local Barnes & Noble or Border's will show, there are literally thousands of books about writing and promoting a successful book.

Then visit brick - and - mortar bookstores in person to ask that they carry your book, especially independently owned bookstores that may be interested in promoting local authors.

... not sure where the above comments re self publishing costing thousands comes from... im delighted with Lulu and it did nt cost me a penny to publish my first book Maggie's Shadow and now available everywhere in print and electronic form... i did all the work myself and when stuck asked for help and Lulu's response was almost immediate and either the following day or the next providing invaluable insight on how to proceed ~ and free... i'm now marketing myself and have already agreed to place my book on consignment at one indie bookshop and with others ive yet to call... my library opened their doors to introduce me as a local writer and the local paper just printed the event... little by little its happening but it requires diligence and a willingness to promote one's work... i learn something new everyday and plan to submit my book to many of the self published contests that are now available... i would recommend Lulu to other authors tired of waiting for an agent

Went to the Abuquerque Comic Expo (total attendance 10K or so) today for a couple hours and ran into a local author I've seen before who works really hard promoting his books.

Also, literary novelist Jeff Stayton, went on a very long book tour to promote his first novel and he donated Little Libraries to any «book deserts» he ran across throughout the US... those communities that had lost a local bookstore and had no where to turn except Amazon for their books.

Many indie authors have managed to promote their books and make themselves known in the local market.

Find local book clubs and try to organize book readings to promote your book.

Whether local, regional or niche - based, these literary events celebrate and showcase books from every perspective and offer authors critical opportunities to promote their books to a circle of readers most likely to engage with them.

I hope to connect with various local networks and radio broadcasts that will further promote the book.

They are usually happy to help promote the work of local authors and may help to put your book on a promotional display or allow you to do a Q & A session or reading event.

You can also visit local schools, libraries, and bookstores to promote your books.

We bought any books requested, and promoted local authors with signings and had plans for writing workshops.

I've turned up at my local newspaper office on several occasions, handed out copies of the book I want to promote, and talked to them about my «angle.»

The bottom line is; events are almost a necessity for promoting a new book, getting your name and face out there as an author, and make connections in the local author community.

Promoting a book for your launch is a great one - time boost, but building a relationship to become a local expert can offer long - range publicity.

Librarians, Teachers and Educators Free Comic Book Day is primarily an event to showcase and promote local comic book shBook Day is primarily an event to showcase and promote local comic book shbook shops.

Libraries love to promote their own local authors, so talk to them about donating your book or planning a book signing there.

I also know Omega Writers, an Australasian organisation for Christian writers, have organised successful book fairs in Queensland to promote local Christian writers.

Bookstores do their best to promote events with in - store signage, information on their websites, newsletters and sometimes, advertising, and book publicists do likewise by trying to schedule interviews for the author with local media prior to the event, but sometimes even the best efforts don't pan out.

Apart from contacting local bookshops and libraries, what else can authors do to promote their books locally?

Don't just publish it and forget about it, spend time promoting it online and in your local book shops (latter if you have published an «in print» version.)