Showing posts with label promotion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label promotion. Show all posts

Sunday, 14 October 2012

Morris and Henry

I've been incomprehensibly busy for the past few weeks. Promotion at work sparked a volcanic eruption of activity (I know but I love hard work). I've been promoting my professional book and my novel although I'd be thrilled if someone invented a 30-hour day for me (please)! 

I keep writing all sorts of things that will eventually culminate in a series of new novels, short stories and professional books but there is one particular event that I need to promote with all my heart.

My daughter Marusa has published her first book today! HER FIRST BOOK at a tender age of 9! It targets  the 3-5 age group so not much text although the story itself is as curly as her hair on her Amazon profile. 

The images though are unbelievably warm and telling. There is no way an adult can create anything similar - faces that ooze character and emotions, colors that radiate happiness and all that spiced up with a story of unbelievable imagination. She literally did everything herself - daddy only helped with the technical stuff. Please support her effort and buy the book, your kids will love it!


Friday, 3 August 2012

Kindle Boards

I need to increase visibility and get my book in as many different platforms as possible. Please, kind people, help me with that (please...).

To move things forward, I've designed a promotional banner for Kindle Boards. Here it is:



What do you think? It's kind of tricky as my book has so many different angles and twists. One of them is war that plagues Europe after the financial meltdown (sounds familiar?).

It's a background and not something that forms the crux of the story but some readers told me it is a frightening background - something that definitely stands out (among other things).

"Do you really think this can happen?", one of my friends said. Well, I don't know. Everything is possible in Europe. Just look back into the past - it's scary.

No worries though, romance and deception are still the dominant threads in the fabric of this book.

Right, off to Kindle Boards now to promote Deceiving Noone. I also need to get some guest bloggers, interviews and reviews on my blog. Something for the near future.