33 Essential Tips to Write, Promote, and Sell Your Book Review

Think like a publisher feature
Last updated April 09, 2021

Do you wonder what a publisher will advise you as a first-time writer if you have the opportunity? That’s what this book is all about.

Randy Davila, is the president of Hierophant Publishing and Hampton Roads Publishing Company, and he will give you “33 essential tips to write, promote and sell your book” based upon his experience with his novel, his author workshops, and the publication of books by well-known authors as Miguel Ruiz Jr., Eckhart Tolle, Richard Bach, and Jack Canfield.

I have read numerous writers’ posts about these topics, and I still found valuable information in this book. In fact, it includes advice for fiction and nonfiction stories as well as traditional publishing or self-publishing.

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I recommend this book to first-time writers. Also, if you consider giving writing a try so as not to have unrealistic beliefs and expectations of the publishing industry and your career as a writer.

A final word from Randy Davila to you, “if you implement all the tips in this book, develop a solid Author Business Model, and you feel your manuscript falls under the categories that we publish, I might just have a home for you and your books.”

Available on: Amazon US | Amazon CA | Amazon UK | Apple iBooks | Powell’s Books  | IndieBound

There are affiliate links. I receive an affiliate commission if you decide to purchase from Amazon, Apple iBooks, Powell’s Books or IndieBound, at no additional cost to you. Thank you in advance.

Writer Randy Davila
Think Like a Publisher: 33 Essential Tips to Write, Promote, and Sell Your Book
Published by Hierophant Publishing, 2013
ISBN: 978-1-938289-16-3

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