I’m working on the third book in the On The Run series, Deceptive, which takes place partly in Paris. So I thought I’d share some of my photos from a recent trip. Read the book inspired by...
I love research. I could do it forever. It’s a great procrastination technique. While trolling Facebook or Pinterest is hard to justify during my writing hours, researching art nouveau Paris Metro signs is much easier to rationalize. I usually do my research...
Pinterest has changed the way I write. I start a pinboard for every book I write now when I’m in the draft stage and pin photos to it for inspiration. There’s a reason I use the word inspiration in there. Browsing through photos really does kickstart my...
by Sara RosettWe’re talking book marketing here at Girlfriends Book Club.Over the years, one thing I’ve done consistently for promotion is guest blog. I don’t have any hard data that guest blog posts drive sales, but they do help me spread the word about my...
by Sara Rosett I entered a store the other day and came face-to-face with a life-size, inflatable Santa in a grass skirt and Ray-Ban sunglasses doing the hula. I wasn’t exactly happy to see Santa in September. Any Christmas display up before Thanksgiving usually...
See on Scoop.it – All Things BookishI returned home from a trip last Thursday. My bag did not. Apparently, it slipped away to have a grand old time on its own…somewhere. Timbuktu? Morocco? Rio? Seattle? Who knows? It could be anywhere. ...
I love Pinterest. I’m on the site a lot, but it’s okay. I’m working when I’m pinning. No, really. It’s true. While writing my last two books, I started pinboards for each of them, pinning inspiration for settings, character, and even research articles....
by Sara Rosett Have you heard of Scoop.it? It is a curation site designed to help you share interesting articles and links from the web. It’s like Pinterest for articles.I’ve been using Scoop.it more and more as I try to simplify my online life. We’re talking...
by Sara RosettThe doorbell rang last week and I found a cardboard box delivered courtesy of UPS on my porch.I frowned. I wasn’t expecting any packages. I dragged it inside and saw the label from Kensington books, my publishing house. It wasn’t that time, was...
Footnotes in Fiction 1 1 and Nine Other Trends in Publishing by Sara Rosett Marketing folks would classify me as the classic “late adopter.” No first generation iPod or iPhone for me. No color blocking or printed pants going on in my closet—been there, done...
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