Book Promotion

Get Famous Fast

Denise Brodey | Posted 11.13.2009 | Books


Denise Brodey

You can mourn the death of publishing or you can start bushwhacking a new book trail. These women certainly have.

ISO My Twitter Persona

Sarah Schmelling | Posted 11.07.2009 | Books


Sarah Schmelling

I'd just had an event at a popular L.A. bookstore. I saw old friends, answered great questions, sold a good amount of books. But that next morning I realized: I hadn't tweeted it.

Why Did the Writer Break Her Foot?

Wednesday Martin | Posted 11.03.2009 | Books


Wednesday Martin

I have it on good authority that starting tomorrow we'll "share" our content on our iphones for no advance. People will say things like "I guess I'll write a book" and no one will find it unusual.

Book Trailers and Future of Publishing

Liz Dubelman | Posted 10.23.2009 | Books


Liz Dubelman

Books need to come out faster and in all forms -- audio, digital, and enhanced, which means skillfully embedding audio and visuals to enrich, not interrupt, the reading experience.

Talk to Me

Wednesday Martin | Posted 10.22.2009 | Books


Wednesday Martin

Selling a book, to me at least, feels an awful lot like flirting, and also kind of hand-holding, and also like being in an very committed relationship with many, many people at once.

Subject: Our Marketing Plan

The New Yorker | Ellis Weiner | Posted 10.20.2009 | Books


If you already have a blog, make sure you spray-feed your URL in niblets open-face to the skein. We like Reddit bites (they're better than Delicious),...

Best Friends Forever? Authors and Their Readers on Twitter and Facebook

Joanne Rendell | Posted 08.25.2009 | Media


Joanne Rendell

A new kind of promotional strategy is emerging -- one where authors are getting online and personal.

Ann Coulter: Move Along, Nothing to See Here

Cindy Handler | Posted 02.06.2009 | Media


Cindy Handler

The reason that TV producers return to the well every time she comes out with a new book: they're betting that viewers won't be able to resist rubber-necking at this particular train wreck.