#82 - Romantic Times Booklovers Convention Part 1
Kobo Writing Life Podcast
English - May 08, 2017 21:12 - 24 minutes - 23.1 MB - ★★★★★ - 48 ratingsBooks Arts Business Careers writers author bookmarketing books careerauthor indiepublishing kobo publishing selfpublishing writing Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
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Next Episode: #83 - Romantic Times Booklovers Convention Part 2
KWL was recently in Atlanta, Georgia attending RT Booklovers Convention. Considered the Book Lover Event of the year, RT (Romantic Times) Booklovers brings more than 3,500 fans and between 600 to 800 authors together for a celebration of romance novels.
Mark Lefebvre, Director of Kobo Writing Life, was on site interviewing authors and industry folks about various topics on writing, reading and promotions. The RT Booklovers interviews have been broken into more than one episode. In Part 1, we share Mark's chats with:
Helen Hardt
Her latest novel, Surrender; her penchant for ending her series books with cliffhangers and the direct relation with her pre-order success; A teaser regarding her forthcoming MISADVENTURES series; some advice for beginning writersJeff Adams & Will Knauss
Jeff's new release Somewhere on Mackinac and its relation to the classic film Somewhere in Time; their publisher Dreamspinner Press and collaborating on a novel; Jeff and Will's Big Gay Fiction PodcastJulia Kent
Her most recent novel, Shopping for a CEO's Wife in the bestselling romantic comedy SHOPPING series of novels; the pseudonym that Julia writes romantic suspense and pulse-pounding fiction under: Meli RaineChloe from Written Word Media
Opportunities for writers looking for promotions for their reduced price and free ebook titles; more places where writers can get great tips and adviceDan from Draft2Digital
The free universal link tool that D2D has released for authors, making it simpler than ever before to be all inclusive when linking to retail websites where people can buy their books.