“She drew a long breath. It was the desert at last, the desert that she felt she had been longing for all her life.” The Sheik, E.M. Hull
Do you dream of far away places? I know I do!
Hello, culture and romance junkies. We can’t always visit those far away places that fascinate us, but we can read books and learn about our shared art and global cultures.
What’s My Travel . . . er my blog plan?
Romance Global Bound is my blog. It’s my way of having fun learning about art and global culture as you and I do the following:
- Talk about far-away settings and cultures
- Interview authors about their books, and their art and design choices
- Bring the lives of your favorite artists and models into exciting focus
- Discuss events in global eBook and publishing markets
More about me? Go to my website: www.marymcfarlandbooks.com.
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Mary,
Things seem to be going well for you!
Always great to see what you’re up to. I think it’s awesome you are featuring cover art!
Can’t wait to see what’s in store for 2014…
~Keri
I am doing social media for an author right now and I am looking forward to hearing about your views on trends and what not in regards to e-books and publishing. Tag me on Facebook when you post anything on these topics.
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I love your travel plan. So ambitious and exciting. Looking forward to reading your books, blogs and posts. I already know i
m gonna love it.
Thanks, Roz. Looking forward to seeing your blog as well. Just got your lovely necklace and earrings and hope to wear them to an event where I can show them off soon.
Hi Mary!
I’m so excited for you. I look forward to reading your romantic comedy JUMP THE LINE. You did it! Now get that baby edited and out there.
Yeah, all of this social media stuff can be a little bit crazy. Some writers spend too much time on it when they should writing their next book (or their first book) instead. I definitely need to find the balance. I published my nonfiction book for brides last week (WEDDING RECEPTIONS THAT ROCK!) and sometimes find myself spending too much time worrying about marketing it, when I really just want to finish my romantic comedy, since I will be publishing it in September.
I have so many projects in the garden too! lol. Yeah, I think we all need 35 hours in a day. Wouldn’t that be cool?
Rich, doesn’t it feel great to finish the book, instead of going crazy over marketing? Honestly, you’d think writers would know, but we just get overwhelmed with social media.
Your Wedding Receptions sounds like a must have for every bride, groom-to-be, and (ulp!) even the future in-laws!
Yeah, so that’s my take-away: write and don’t obsess about the marketing, not to the point where it drives us crazy (that’s where Dan Blank helps us, right?).
You inspired me, though, Rich, and I’m forever grateful. Let’s kibbutz on your September launch. Add me to your blog tour, please. Again, congrats on Wedding Receptions that Rock. So awesome.