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The Full Ridiculous author Mark Lamprell's The Lovers» Guide to Rome may not hit bookstores until April, but the ensemble romance is setting fire to the rights market.

Bestselling romance author Inglath Cooper employs targeted marketing through her Facebook page, where she has more than 42,000 likes.

We spoke to science fiction erotica author Addison L. Cain about getting started in the business, some of the differences between romance and erotica, how to market it when many of the advertisers aren't interested in the subject matter, and how to get off to a good start.

Author rooms are linked together, so visitors can explore a series of rooms, or «book trails» (e.g. a Historical Romance book trail); and they can be linked up to Twitter, Facebook etc to complete your social media marketing campaign.

Reblogged this on Grace Brannigan Romance Author and commented: Some wonderful information on book marketing.

From Publisher's Weekly: Kensington Publishing CEO Steve Zacharius bought mass market rights to the first six books in romance author Marie Force's Gansett Island series.

By God's will and pleasure, during my career as a literary agent I have been successful in representing authors writing Christian romance, Christian and general market trade book fiction, and Christian nonfiction.

They are making it so that romance authors are dropping out of the market, which in turn will cause the KU subscribers that read romance to unsubscribe.

With the Indie market flooded with a gazillion new romance authors each month, can a brand new author still make it in the Indie world?

A place where authors in the Marketing for Romance Writers organization can share their books with readers.

Self - publishing was not a well - regarded path to success, and it indicated some kind of author failing or eccentricity — whereas today, romance authors are by far the most successful indie authors and lead the charge in innovation in marketing and promotion for self - published titles.

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Author Lynn Viehl had total sales of 61,663 on her 2009 paranormal romance, Twilight Fall, earning her a spot on The New York Times mass market paperback bestseller list but it wasn't enough to earn her any royalties over the $ 50,000 advance she received from her publisher.

6 Quick Tips for Author Marketing By Kayelle Allen, founder of Marketing for Romance Writers and CEO of The Author's Secret, a support site for writers of all types.

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JOIN US FOR BOOKHOOKS Book Hooks is a weekly meme hosted by Marketing for Romance Writers as part of the MFRW Authors Blog.

Book Hooks is a weekly meme hosted by Marketing for Romance Writers as part of the MFRW Authors Blog.

And I am no author just a common reader of quality fiction, who happily reads both conventionally published and self published novels from Wolf Hall to By Loyalty Divided, a cross mix of highbrow his lit fict and Indie mass market hist romance.

Everything i hear about self - published authors is many of them are better written, better edited and marketed better then trade publishing, so those books have no problem with being # 1 on romance / indie

Of these ebooks, most independently published ones have a larger market share than traditionally published ones when broken down into genres: Self - published romance, mystery, horror, science fiction and fantasy all sell better from indie authors or Kindle imprints than they do from traditional publishers.»

Erotica and Romance are two literary genres that are dominated by female indie authors and 59 % of all titles on the market are written by them.

The first breed of authors to actively embrace self - publishing and hybrid models for bringing their work to market, Romance authors continue to pursue and support the traditional route of publishing.

«We are thrilled to be the first major publisher to partner with Autography, and are especially excited to kick off our relationship by delivering this innovative and personalized experience to our authors» devoted fans at the Romance Writers of America Conference,» said Angela Tribelli, Chief Marketing Officer, HarperCollins Publishers.

Well, actually one thing Authors who write in the erotica or erotic romance market always seem to have a harder time getting reviews because it's such a discreet genre... especially gay erotica.

It's an accepted fact that romance fans dominate the digital market, as shown by the high numbers of ebooks sales, the romance publishers who've established ebook - only and digital - first imprints, and the success stories of bestselling self - published romance authors.

Some digital divisions, like romance leader Harlequin's new e-book only Carina Press, are even offering never - before - seen royalties to authors — sometimes as high as 30 % of the cover price — if they will forgo advances in order to speed up the amount of time it takes to get a book to market.

As an editor, I offer editing and publishing services to independent authors of speculative fiction, mystery, and romance, so I would love to see posts on writing craft, self - publishing, and marketing aimed at these niches.

I am a sci - fi / romance ebooks author, relatively new (1st book published 12/19/13; 2nd one goes «live» 6/9/14) who is learning marketing FAST!

«I think it's going to absolutely have a negative effect on, particularly, the mass market,» said Steven Zacharius, CEO of Kensington Books, a publishing house whose imprints boast a number of of New York Times best selling authors including Fern Michaels, one of the most recognizable names in romance.

Romance is one of the most popular genres in the US - driven Christian fiction market, but many New Zealand authors — even Christian authors — don't know it exists.

Yet Deeanne Gist is a Christian author — one who has switched from traditional Christian fiction for a CBA publisher to «Christian lite» romances for a general market publisher.

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Sheila Clover English is the author of a non fiction book about marketing and book trailers as well as a fantasy, scifi, YA, romance and horror writer.

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SPRT's back catalogue features a number of successful romance authors who've used brilliant marketing and strong writing to make a killing.

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Start reading The Farmers» Market Mishap Today.New York Times Bestselling Author Wanda E. Brunstetter and Daughter - in - Law, Jean, Weave a Lighthearted Romance from Indiana's Amish Country Living alone for the first time in her life is lonely for Elma Hochstetler, whose twin sister Thelma recently married.

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Speakers include: Shirley Kawa - Jump, author of How to Publish Your Articles, several Silhouette Romances, and numerous other books; and Don Woods, sales and marketing consultant at Action Printing.

She was a romance author and eventually she cut her teeth writing for that market and got to the point where she caught some editor's eye who was like, «You're actually a really excellent writer.

From agent rejections to publishing contracts, «dark romance» author Abbie Roads reveals the marketing and mindset strategies behind her success.

In the self - publishing market, Science Fiction and Fantasy are a close second behind Romance with 56 percent of all sales in these genres coming from self - published authors.

But I see quite a few more mainstream romance authors dipping their toe into romantic / erotica sub genre so there's definitely a market there.

Whether it be through free or paid services, there's no doubt that these sites have an important place in the book marketing industry, especially when authors are writing in competitive genres like romance and fantasy.

One of the advantages of the new digital publishing industry is that we are able to offer titles from talented authors previously overlooked by traditional markets or who write in genres transcending standardized categories of fantasy, science fiction, romance, mystery, and others.

-LSB-...] Romance author J.A. Huss discusses in depth what's working (or not) for book marketing.

On her blog, Sally writes about science - and speculative / utopian fiction, romance, psi and psychic phenomena, quantum physics and the multiverse timelines theories, writing, marketing, self - publishing / indie authors, dreams, personal stories, biology, culture, psychology, Buddhism, Judaism, meditation, current events and whatever else strikes her as interesting.