Unsettled

Patrícia Reis

Description

2023 Marketing Plan: Unsettled,
Publication Date: Oct 10

• Regional Tours in October in Maine (Portland is author’s
  hometown) and New Hampshire as well as Midwest tour in early November to
  Illinois, Wisconsin, and Iowa where the novel takes place. Focused on
  bookstores, historical societies, and libraries
• Regional Publicity and Media Interviews centered
  in Maine
• Social Media Campaign, targeting bookstagrammers,
  booktokers, and Facebook users with giveaways on Goodreads and Instagram
• Partnerships with genealogy and senior groups like AARP
• Shelf Talkers available for stores
• Inclusion in NEBA 2023 Holiday Catalog as featured title
• Author Zoom Talks to University and Writing Programs
• Writing Magazines features
• Author Excerpts, Essays, and Talks on: Family
  History recreated as Historical Fiction, Writing Historical Fiction,
  Transgenerational Ghosting, Ancestry and Genealogical Quests
• Book Club Outreach; reading group discussion questions
  printed in book
• Library Market outreach, ad in Library Journal
• Trade Advertising in Publishers Weekly and Shelf
  Awareness
• Trade Reviews pursued in Publishers Weekly, Library
  Journal, Kirkus Reviews, Booklist, Shelf Awareness
• Galleys Available for sales force, major media,
  regional media, social media influencers, influential authors, booksellers and
  librarians; digital galleys also available for download through Edelweiss and
  NetGalley

Key Selling Points

• For those who love genealogical quests and
  tracking generational family mysteries
• This beautifully written lyrical work of
  historical fiction set in the plains of Iowa is the culmination of a lifetime
  of work by veteran author Patricia Reis, age 82
• Readers will love the juxtaposed points of
  view from the modern-day Van who is on a mission to uncover her family’s long
  held secrets to the repressed Tante Kate of hundred years ago who created those
  secrets and then did her best to keep them
• “Unsettled is an old-fashioned novel,
  filled with characters as familiar as family pictures, as touching and as
  terrifying. Reis writes with assurance about the kinds of secrets that
  destroyed families generations ago — and maybe still do.”  —Jacquelyn Mitchard, author of Deep End
  of the Ocean

Sujets

• Historical
• Fiction

Informations

• Publié par: Sibylline Press
• Date de parution: 10 octobre 2023
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9781960573056
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 1 Mo

Extrait

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