I’m glad they’re helpful, Judith!
Sandy
]]>I’m so glad you found it helpful, Donna. Thanks for letting me know.
Sandy
]]>Congrats on your upcoming cookbook and jot me a note when it releases – I know quite a few women who collect ’em! Meanwhile, yes, we have a few clubs who read cookbooks. There is one that reads the book and each member then makes a recipe from the book (cool idea, right?!) In addition within the Winner Circle is a quarterly updated directory of vetted book reviewers and their submission guidelines – a few dozen in the Food & Drink category… Happy Hunting! Shari
]]>We only include book clubs open to author contact.
]]>I’ll get you an answer for that, but I’ll also point out that the Winner Circle offers more than the book club directory.
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Sandy
]]>John, as noted above, club members need to be able to borrow your book from libraries or purchase it online or a store. If it’s only available from the author, they’ll probably be less interested.
That said, it’s not so much about making money on book sales, but more about developing a “fan” base by building reader relationships. I don’t see how that can hurt an author who plans to write more than one book or wants an audience for related products. But it’s definitely not for everybody — or every book, that’s for sure.
I hope you’ve found another tactic that works well for you.
Sandy
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