Sentences with phrase «table at a book signing»

Not exact matches

New York > 1 May Our cooking class at Sur La Table is sold out but we will have a mingle, book signing and Q&A at CAP Beauty on 1 May, 7 pm.

At the same table, we placed a book of illustrated fairy tales — a childhood favorite of Beth's — and some pens, so guests could sign it as a guest book.

On May 26, 2010, Julie will be signing copies of her book, «The Perils of Cyber-Dating» at Book Expo America at the Jacob Javits Convention Center at 9:30 am, tablebook, «The Perils of Cyber-Dating» at Book Expo America at the Jacob Javits Convention Center at 9:30 am, tableBook Expo America at the Jacob Javits Convention Center at 9:30 am, table 21.

If your book is about knitting, then having your book signing at a women's book club is a much better idea than setting up a table at a gun show.

I drove down to NO just for the book signing, and I can tell you the trad authors were just as crowded at their tables.

Sitting at a table with a stack of books and a full pen is generally a terrible way to conduct a book signing.

When you're out promoting your book at a book signing or festival, just piling books on a table will likely not get you the attention you and your book deserve.

There may be a lot of speaking one - to - one at book signings, conventions, sales tables, at parties, and other venues.

They set up the book signings, they set up the tables at the fairs and trade shows.

Being present: whether doing a library reading, or simply sitting at a table in a hospital lobby (don't uagh — I sold 23 books in a few hours to people to bring upstairs as gifts, all signed by the author!)

If you find yourself at a lot of conferences, seminars, book signings, or other events, you might be leaving a lot of books on the table — literally — by not being proactive with your selling strategy.

The second opportunity for indie authors at BEA is the Author Market, a small section of tables designed for non-exhibiting authors to sign their books and get them listed in the BEA Official Show Directory.

A second table and chair may be required at which the author can sit and sign books, particularly if there is a large crowd.

Premier table for 12 guests with the option to host an artist at the table, recognition in all event materials, opportunity for artist collaboration and activation prior to or at the event, opportunity to design and produce gift bag, lead sponsor on - screen logo credit on film at the event, recognition at podium, a signed copy of and credit in Art21's anniversary book, Being An Artist: Interviews with Art21, and lead logo placement on Art21's website.

The table of printed matter available to gallery - goers, and a guest book that vistors can sign, at the Matthew Marks Gallery, 523 W. 24th St., in New York City (Michael Janairo / Times Union)

The pine table, snatched up at an Atlanta bookstore's going - out - of - business sale, has sentimental value for Mary Kay: She once did book signings at it.