Oklahoma Writers & Authors: Seasonal Fun Celebrates Oklahoma Halloweens

10/10/12

Seasonal Fun Celebrates Oklahoma Halloweens

Whorl Books announces a fun title, Halloween: Oklahoma Tricks and Treats, 1900-1989 by Marilyn A. Hudson. The short monograph examines how the holiday was celebrated during different decades, the major influences and themes emerging to shape the holiday. A high interest, low level read perfect for older children and younger teens or anyone wishing to learn about October in Oklahoma.

THREE RULES FOR BETTER MARKETING

1. Develop a vibrant blurb to describe your book to someone in a couple of sentences. If you can't do that - revisit your work. The writer unable to do this often has a problem with their book - so see how well you can define (in selling terms) your work.
2. Establish "talking points" about your book: what sets it apart? what sets you apart? why should someone buy your work?
3. "Lattice" your work to other venues and events. Do a web of your book and identify all the parts and how you might market the book to those sub-sections.

NOTE:
Not just self-publishing authors are faced with the need to become better at marketing their own work - surveying the recent edition of WRITER'S MARKET shows even some "big name" houses are expecting their authors to be their own best promoters.

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10/10/12

Seasonal Fun Celebrates Oklahoma Halloweens