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5 Ways to Promote Self Published Books From Midwest Book Reviews by Cher Murphy

Frequently, we publish information from Jim Cox at Midwest Book Reviews. In addition to having a wealth of information on his website, he is willing to let you share the information. Much of what has been said here, has been stated before by myself or one of our guest contributors. But depending on the day...

Salem VI: Rebecca’s Rising Interview with co-author Jack Heath

by Sherrie Wilkolaski It’s with great pleasure that I introduce the hottest new paranormal thriller to hit the virtual bookshelves, Salem VI: Rebecca’s Rising, to my audience. In this two part series, we’ll get acquainted with co-authors Jack Heath and John Thompson. Salem VI: Rebecca’s Rising is one...

Tips on How NOT to Nag Book Reviewers

By Sherrie Wilkolaski It has come to my attention, on more than one occasion that authors like to nag potential book reviewers during the book review process.  My advice.  Please stop doing this;  it is only going to hurt your potential for getting a review in the first place.  You may also end up ...

POT FARM Book Release!

Hi Everybody, This is Matthew Frank.  Thank you once again for your interest in my work in the past (specifically BAROLO).  My new book, POT FARM, just came out, and I am hoping the book may be of interest to you and your readers, in regards discussion/Q&A/guest-blogging, review, or general...

How to post book reviews on Amazon from Midwest Book Reviews

I frequently share posts from Jim Cox of Midwest Book Reviews. I felt this was interesting and worth your time. Book reviews are necessary to help your book. Because of Amazon’s new policy prohibiting professional review resources like the Midwest Book Review from posting their own reviews, but leaving...

You Have a Good Book Review, You Still Need to Market It

Frequently, I quote Jim Cox from Midwest Book Reviews. In sharing part of his newsletter, you will see the importance of using a book review effectively. You have to market a book for it to sell. Dear Publisher Folk, Friends & Family: Getting reviews for your book from reputable sources is an essential...

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