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Finding Readers: How to Get More Than a Hundred People to Attend Your Book Launch Event
I met a local author right after the launch of Stevan Allred’s A Simplified Map of the Real World and he asked, “How did you get that many people to come to a reading?” We attracted an estimated 160 to 180 … Continue reading
Laura Stanfill 