Happy last week in January, and I hope you’ve been able to keep at least a few of your New Years’ resolutions! If one of your resolutions is “Get my new book launched into the world”, then I have good news for you.
On Sunday February 4, Paper Lantern Writers is hosting a Book Launch: Tips and Tactics panel at THE HISTORY QUILL 2024 (online) Convention.*
With more than twenty book launches between us, Linda Ulleseit (THE RIVER REMEMBERS), Jonathan Posner (THE TUDOR PRINCE), Alina Rubin (ABIGAIL’S SONG) and I (THE RED-HOT BLUES CHANTEUSE) have a wealth of content to share. All four of us launched new historical fiction in 2023 (Alina and Jonathan have already launched books in 2024; Linda and I will launch later in the year) and our information is fresh, up-to-date, and easy to implement.
We’ll focus on tactical launch goals such as racking up Amazon reviews, wrangling social media, getting your new book read by book clubs, and building a newsletter mailing list through Bookfunnel. In addition, we’ll each share our favorite book launch tips and why they could work for you.
Whether you’re a debut indie or a seasoned author of historical or any other fiction or non-fiction, Book Launch: Tips and Tactics will strengthen your upcoming book launch.
Linda, Jonathan, Alina, and I would love to see you there!
*This is an affiliate link, and if you use it to purchase a day at the THQ 2024 Convention, PLW earns a commission. Thanks.
Ana Brazil writes historical crime fiction celebrating bodacious American heroines. She is a member of Sisters in Crime, the Historical Novel Society, and a founding member of Paper Lantern Writers.
Ana's latest historical mystery is THE RED-HOT BLUES CHANTEUSE, which features murder, mayhem, and music in 1919 San Francisco. Her award-winning historical mystery FANNY NEWCOMB & THE IRISH CHANNEL RIPPER is set in Gilded Age New Orleans.
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