Wheatmark author Ann Haralambie held a great event at the Madison Library in Madison, New Hampshire, on October 19.
She spoke extensively about her book, Not Nicholson: The Story of a First Daughter, An Adoption Search and Reunion Memoir, sold and signed copies, and answered questions about the experience of adoptees in today’s society.
You can learn more about Ann’s fascinating memoir on her website.
Congratulations, Ann, on a successful book event!
Have you ever wanted to walk into a store and see your book on the shelf? Well, you can make this goal a reality with a little effort on your part!
For next week’s Authors Academy presentation, we’ll dive into how you can pitch your book to stores and start selling your book to retailers.
Join us next Wednesday at 11 AM in Arizona to learn more about:
Your host for the call is Wheatmark’s president, Sam Henrie, who has spent the last twenty years helping authors of all stripes successfully publish and market their books.
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Congratulations to Wheatmark author L. M. Coppa, whose book, The Shady Oaks Division, was named a 2023 NYC Big Book Award Distinguished Favorite in the category of General Fiction!
You can check out the full list of winners (including The Shady Oaks Division) on the NYC Big Book Award website.
To learn more about the author and her book, check out her website.
Congratulations again, L. M. Coppa!
Congratulations to Wheatmark author Ann M. Haralambie, who recently appeared on the Thriving Adoptees podcast.
You can listen to her episode here, as well as on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Apple Podcasts.
To learn more about Ann’s book, Not Nicholson: The Story of a First Daughter, An Adoption Search and Reunion Memoir, you can visit her website here.
Thank you to the Thriving Adoptees podcast, and congrats again to Ann on the interview!
Now that your book is written, edited, and published, how do you get it out into the world?
For next week’s Authors Academy presentation, we’ll cover publicity and promotion strategies to help give you ideas on how you can get your book into the hands of more readers.
Join us next Wednesday to learn more about:
• Hosting events to promote your book, online and in person
• Getting your book in newspapers and on podcasts
• Blog tours, blogging, and social media in a nutshell
• and more!
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Under their Southern Arizona Authors section, the Arizona Daily Star has covered Across the Divide by Elizabeth Bernays.
You can read the full article here.
If you’d like to learn more about Elizabeth Bernays and her memoir, you can check out her website and Facebook page.
Congratulations, Liz, on the nice feature for your book!
From YouTube and Instagram to Twitch and TikTok, videos have done wonders for marketing. So, how can you get involved?
For next week’s Authors Academy presentation, we’ll dive into the world of creating videos and collaborating with video content creators to market your book.
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Michael Thomas Perone, author of Danger Peak, was recently interviewed on the 1980s Now podcast!
The 1980s Now podcast is a Top 200 podcast in TV & Film and Comedy. Hosts Will Padilla and Kat O’Connor cover pop culture related to the 1980s, share personal experiences, and interview celebrities and other experts. Some of their previous guests have included Ernie Hudson from Ghostbusters! and Sir Mix-A-Lot.
Congratulations, Mike, for being in such good company!
In the interview, Michael talks about Danger Peak as well as his next upcoming novel. You can listen to Michael’s episode on the 1980s Now podcast on their website here.
You can also check out Michael’s blog post about his experience on the podcast, which includes some extra details, such as how he got the interview.
Congrats again to Michael Thomas Perone for another great interview!
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Raphael Pumpelly’s Arizona: The Frontier Adventures of a Young Mining Engineer by C. Gilbert Storms was named a Finalist under the category Best Western Biography at the Western Writers of America, Inc., Spur Awards.
You can find the full list of 2023 winners, including Raphael Pumpelly’s Arizona, on their website here.
Congratulations to C. Gilbert Storms on the well-deserved recognition for your book!
When it comes to marketing your book on social media, there can be an overwhelming number of options of where to post—but knowing your options is the best way to figure out which websites might be the best fit for you.
For this week’s Authors Academy presentation, we’ll cover three social media sites you might want to consider using and explore the different benefits of utilizing each one! We’ll familiarize you with what each of these sites has to offer, as well as offer an overview on how each of them works.
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