How do you launch a book during a pandemic? I don’t think anyone’s quite figured it out yet. My own view as resident marketing manager at Andi Watson Enterprises is to casually mention it in the author’s newsletter. The market reach (see, I know the lingo) isn’t far but with word word of mouth (please, please please tell everyone you know about my new book, I’m begging you) and a favourable wind it will gather momentum and soon everyone will know that
It makes all the difference that there's spot varnish on the softcover!! On a more serious note, I'd say that the "timeless and immersive" quote from PW applies to all your work. Congrats on another beautiful book.
I really enjoyed the book and I'm going to be spending time deconstructing the, which I especially enjoyed.
I'm impressed that your daughter made so long without seeing LOTR. I watch it annually (though I've given up on the extended edition), and have a grey Gandalf hoodie that I doubt my kids know is related to LOTR (highly recommended, btw, it's from Gandalf's leisure line). So far 2 of our 4 kids are fans. I'd say The Two Towers is my favorite of the 3. As great as the battle of Minas Tirith is, the battle for Helm's Deep feels more dangerous.
It makes all the difference that there's spot varnish on the softcover!! On a more serious note, I'd say that the "timeless and immersive" quote from PW applies to all your work. Congrats on another beautiful book.
I really enjoyed the book and I'm going to be spending time deconstructing the, which I especially enjoyed.
I'm impressed that your daughter made so long without seeing LOTR. I watch it annually (though I've given up on the extended edition), and have a grey Gandalf hoodie that I doubt my kids know is related to LOTR (highly recommended, btw, it's from Gandalf's leisure line). So far 2 of our 4 kids are fans. I'd say The Two Towers is my favorite of the 3. As great as the battle of Minas Tirith is, the battle for Helm's Deep feels more dangerous.