Peter Osnos on Marketing
Just interrupting to post this link (via Sarah) to a terrific article on bookreviewing, coop, newspapers and marketing.
AuthorBuzz
- AuthorBuzz
Help Yourself! IF NO ONE KNOWS YOUR BOOK EXISTS THEY WON'T BUY IT. Authorbuzz.com is M.J.'s one stop marketing solution for authors and publishers. Reach 370,000 readers (and up), leaders of more than 15,0000 bookclubs, 5000 booksellers & 12,000 librarians via AuthorBuzz notes. Reach millions more via blog ad campaigns. We work with all the top publishers and hundreds of wonderful writers every year and do over 60% repeat business.
Blog Worthy
- More ProductionPersona - MORE Magazine
- Purple Day
- The 26th Story
- 49 Writers, No Moose
- The Seahills Estate: the books of Sheila Quigley
- Ron Slate
- Author's on Tour
- Is This Heaven?
- Gwenda Bond
Ms. Bond is a writer living in Lexington, Kentucky. - Publishers Marketplace: Read It and Weep
- Chocolate & Zucchini
- Reading The Leaves |
- Nancy Pearl's Book Lust Wiki - Book Lust with Nancy Pearl
- The Scary Parent
- Backstory
Where authors share the secrets, the truths, or just the illogical moments that sparked their fiction. - Jessica Brilliant Keener's website
- Agni magazine
Where you'll find stunning short fiction in print and online -
- Backspace: the writer's place
- All in One Crimespot - better than rss
- David J. Montgomery's brilliant crime blog
David J. Montgomery is a writer and critic specializing in crime fiction. He writes for the Chicago Sun-Times, Philadelphia Inquirer, Boston Globe and USA Today. He is currently working on his first novel. - Unbridled Books - Brilliant Blog
- David Thayer's Blog
- Nerve Magazine's Henry Miller Award
- Mystery Writer, Chuck Collins
- The Lipstick Chronicles
Four authors write about books, their lives and how the two intersect. - Booklust
Witty and wonderful, commentary and cartoons. - Another must read blog: Moorish Girl
- The Famed and Fabulous Girlfriends Cyber Circut
Fiction and non fiction authors guest blog on each others' sites; great reading. - The Litblog Coop
A great idea. Four times a year - one book - multiple blog attention. - Marketing, Marketing, Marketing.
- The Happy Booker
- Bookish Marginalia
- Booksquare
- Grumpy Old Bookman AKA Smart Old Bookman
- Susie Bright
Writes about sex and politics every day of the week. - Paperback Writer's Blog
- Flogging The Quill
An Editor Pursuing the art and craft of compelling storytelling - Fresh Eyes: A Bookseller's Journal (by Robert Gray, Writer & Bo
- Bookmouth
- January Magazine
Great reviews, great interviews. - Book Angst
A publishing exec who remains nameless talks and complains about the industry. - Buzz, Balls & Hype
My site about book marketing and other related issues. - Bitch Novelist - a radical blog
- Gothamist
- WrittenRoad
- Hello Typepad
- Lockhart Steele
- Zulkey
- Contemporary Lit
- Book Blog
- Tingle Alley
- Maud Newton
- MadInkBeard
- Complete Review
- Gawker
- Cup of Chicha
- Collected Miscellany
- Bookslut
- Beatrice
- Confessions of an Idiosyncratic Mind
The best crime fiction blog - Readerville!
- The Elegant Variation
Contented defiler of prose.
Blog Watch
- Author's on Tour
- The Naked Truth about Literature and Life
- Backstory
- Bookseller Chick
- MetaxuCafe
- The Written Nerd
- BookGirl's Nightstand
- The Publishing Contrarian – Discussions about Dramatic Change in the Business and Operation of Publishing
- ThePublishingSpot - About publishing, publishers and authors
- Publishing Insider
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