Showing posts with label book launch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label book launch. Show all posts

Friday, May 1, 2015

They are here!!! Paperback books arrive...EXILED: Autumn's Peril is in PRINT

With the book launch scheduled for next Saturday the excitement has increased now, to unprecedented levels. The books have arrived.
Safe and sound.
Despite heavy rain, flood warnings and not being home to greet them, they are now warm, dry and ready for their launch.

Opening the first of four boxes.
Safe and sound.

Map is clear and legible.

Back cover, inside, white space and font look good. 
 They look good enough to read... again!!!
Roll on Saturday.
With luck the rain will have washed itself away and next weekend will be fine and sunny, even if there is a winter chill in the air...Red Sparrow Tea company tea, cake, refreshments and champagne will add warmth to the event.

Sunday, April 26, 2015

Paperback available. Exiled: Autumn's Peril is now in print.

PRINT copy of EXILED: Autumn's Peril

The book launch only a few weeks away. 
Books are ordered and on their way.
is going to be on hand with tea tasting.
Light refreshments, yummy cakes and finger food should be the perfect accompaniment to fill any crevessas while the hot tea should warm the cockles if the 9th May proves to be a wintery day.


I am busy working on my workshop notes for World Building and the panel discussion on Publishing, Ebooks and Self publishing.
The GRASSROOTS WRITERS' Weekend is already booked out. The program is amazing. The weekend should be a blast. Last year Dorrigo hosted a the inaugural weekend. This year Coffs Harbour Writers' Group is carrying on the tradition.

Preparations are going well and with the books now ordered and on their way my nerves have settled.

It is going to be fun.

I have even organised prizes and giveaways at the book launch, as incentive for people to attend. Does that sound desperate?

I am attending a book launch on Wed night, and there will be giveaways etc there. The author is with a mainstream publisher, with books on shelves and a marketing department behind her, so I don't think my incentives sound THAT desperate. ;)

I am a Grassroots Writer and happy with what I achieve. :)

To me the support and enthusiasm from my friends, readers, and the people I have met through my writing are important. They are the reason I write and work to help other authors.