This month’s suggestion is A Modest Proposal as a cookbook. No one had submitted any ideas so Rachel A Rosen came up with this all on her own. Tweet us and if Rachel likes your suggestion, she’ll make on in a future issue. Please stop her from coming up with her own ideas. Please submit some. We’re desperate.
This month’s suggestion is Strunk & White’s Elements of Style as a paranormal romance. It comes from no one. No one asked for this. Tweet us and if Rachel likes your suggestion, she’ll make on in a future issue. Please do this as her ideas keep getting more demented.
This suggestion came to us from a Night Beats writer, Nicole Northwood, who challenged Rachel to design her upcoming novel, Beneath the Starlit Sea, as a picture book. Rachel can’t resist a challenge! Tweet us and if Rachel likes your suggestion, she’ll make on in a future issue of the newsletter.
This suggestion came to us from Rachel Corsini, who asked us for Peter Pan as chick lit. Tweet us and if Rachel likes your suggestion, she’ll make on in a future issue of the newsletter.
This month’s suggestion comes from Twitter, where a reader asked us for The Gruffalo as dystopian sci-fi. Tweet us and if Rachel likes your suggestion, she’ll make on in a future issue.
Night Beats went on a blog tour to the magical blog of Valkyrie Visionaries! These women are amazing marketers who will help an author get a book (or a fictional extended universe) noticed. They’re so knowledgeable, so friendly, and so supportive. For someone learning about how to market a novel, it was great to have experts in our corner. Since the tour, we haven’t let them get away – we’ve already contacted them again to get advice on promoing Rachel’s upcoming release of Cascade.
Go read the interview on their blog, because it was a joy to be interviewed by them. The best part was the Wrong Genre Cover they requested from us, because Lord of the Rings as a Bachelor-style romance is the best kind of mistake.
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