My book has been published and this community has been invaluable in helping me understand how it works. Thank you 🙏🏽 I’m having my launch on July 11, hosted by one of my blurb writers. She offered after reading the introduction! I'm honored and thrilled because she has great respect in our community. Plus when we had our second planning meeting, she introduced me to someone who wants to host me for their September book club! That person hasn’t even read my book. 🤯 For the launch event, each person will get a signed copy of the hardback copy of the book which hasn’t been released yet. I’m using it as an exclusive gift for attendees. Which print service is best for me to order bulk copies? Amazon, IngramSpark, or Lulu? Thank you for your help and advice.

Hey everyone. I've been lurking for a few months. I watched most everything I have access to and am looking for any advice or recommendations on formatting my book. I am using Reedsy, and I see limitations with it. Just realized I will need more than it can offer. I am self-publishing on a small budget. What are your recommendations?

https://youtu.be/k1VIY3csAmo?si=aT68f6GqpaVAeMxo I would like your help to use this effectively to promote my book that will come out shortly, Any ideas?? Thanks.

It's this dance of not putting too much "weight" on testimonials/feedback but also continuing to ask for them and have the Amazon algorithm work in your favor... tricky! But my author heart/ego appreciates every good one that comes in TBH.

Two of our incredible Book Launchers authors published their books this week! Let's celebrate Hugh Harris' book "Survival Surrender: Transcending Poverty by Recapturing Your Mind" [book link] and @John Austin 's book "Certain About Uncertainty: Build Resilience, Gain Confidence, and Thrive in a Chaotic World" [book link]. Let’s show them some love in the comments 👏 And if you’ve been thinking about your next read… this might be your sign 👀