Patricia V. Davis to speak on "So, How's Your Book Doing?" Don’t miss her Tips on Marketing Your Book at Redwood Writers January 9th Meeting.
Patricia V. Davis, author of Harlot’s Sauce: A Memoir of Food, Family, Love, Loss, and Greece, and the upcoming The Diva Doctrine: From an Older Woman to a Younger One, will share important tips on marketing your book at Redwood Writers general meeting.
Sunday, January 9th, 2:30-5 pm. at the Flamingo Hotel, 2777 Fourth St., Santa Rosa, 95405, (707-523-4745). A small fee of $5 for members, $8 for nonmembers, is asked to cover speaking fees and light refreshments. For more information see www.redwoodwriters.org
"So, How's Your Book Doing?" Do you cringe when people ask you this at gatherings? Do you wish they'd just nibble on a canape and talk about the lousy weather we're having, instead? Then this workshop is for you! We will cover as many tips and mistakes in book marketing as our time together allows. This workshop is a condensed version of an eight hour seminar given by Patricia that covers everything from publication of your work, to getting reviews, to branding yourself, to blogging for sales, to getting your book into bookshops.
About Patricia V. Davis:
Patricia V. Davis is an author, editor, and popular workshop presenter and speaker. She is the author of Harlot's Sauce: A Memoir of Food, Family, Love, Loss, and Greece, and the upcoming The Diva Doctrine: From an Older Woman to a Younger One, which will be published by Cedar Fort Press in Spring 2011.
She is editor-in-chief of HS Radio emagazine and podcast, and her essays, opinion articles and poems have appeared in various magazines and newspapers nationally and internationally. Patricia's book marketing expertise stems from marketing her own work, and from her work as Scholastic Inc.'s exclusive sales representative in Greece and Cyprus, (1996-2002) where she raised sales of their titles 1900% in her territories.
For more information about Patricia, visit her website at www.patriciaVdavis.com. and www.harlotssauce.com
About Redwood Writers:
Redwood Writers has grown to become the largest of eighteen branches of the California Writers Club, founded in 1909. Early members included Jack London, George Sterling, John Muir, Joaquin Miller and the first California poet laureate, Ina Coolbrith. Redwood Writers, catering to writers in Sonoma County and beyond, celebrates its 35th Anniversary during its 2010 - 2011 fiscal year. Its motto is "writers helping writers."
Additional contact information:
http://www.redwoodwriters.org
Redwood Writers, P.O. Box 4687, Santa Rosa, CA 95402
* Photo of Patricia V. Davis available upon request.