Meg Mathur, Online Merchandising Manager for Indigo Books, posted a review of Shadow Song through Chapters Community. It’s not a particularly glowing review, but neither is it awful, perhaps because Meg is a self-confessed non-reader of historical fiction. Still, it’s at least positive exposure. If you would like to give your own review of Shadow Song, or any other book, why not join Chapters Community and become part of this dynamic forum?
The following is Week 3 of my Virtual Book Tour, hosted this week by Ferret of Ferret Fabricates. Peaks and Pitfalls of Self-PublishingLast week our four-week virtual book tour made a stop at the internet home of David Robertson, who not only has a presence at e-webincome, but at his artisan blacksmithing site, which is very much worth a visit. The tour launched at Paul Lima’s blog August 3, 2008. This week we’re pleased to…
What follows is the interview that will be appearing tomorrow at David Robertson’s e-webincome’s blog. Interview with Lorina Stephens, author of Shadow Song. Last week our four-week virtual book tour opened at Paul Lima’s site. Paul is a successful freelancer and author of many books about the business of writing. Many thanks to Paul for launching the tour. This week we’re at the virtual home of David Robertson, who not only has a presence here…
Two great reviews appeared this week for my cookbook, Recipes of a Dumb Housewife at: A Bookworm’s World Chapters And don’t forget about my Virtual Book Tour that has launched on Paul Lima’s Blog.
During this next week and the month of August I’ll be on a virtual book tour in Canada, the UK and the US. Virtual book tours are becoming more and more common for authors, both those published conventionally and those who are independent. It’s a more world-friendly way for authors to make guest appearances, receive Q&A through blog comments, and gain greater exposure. This, my first virtual book tour, launches at the site of Toronto,…