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P.H. James sent an update for The Seventh Aspect

First, I want to say thank you for your interest in my book, and for all of the positive feedback. I really appreciate it. The Seventh Aspect was mentioned on last night’s Drinkshares: Last Call livestream! So, I want to thank Drinkshares host Rebekka Leber (@RebekkaLeber) for her kind words and for “calling me out.” 

The first two chapters will be posted the week of May 29th as a submission for DraftFest taking place May 30th – June 5th. 

DraftFest is being co-hosted by Drinkshares: Last Call and the Inkshares staff. This is a GREAT opportunity to get feedback on your drafts from members of the Inkshares community. Submit your draft by tweeting @DrinksharesLC with your book title and a link to your book’s Inkshares page, including #amdrafting. 

Have you ever wondered why the “Men in Black” wear black in the first place? 

Stay tuned!

P.H. 

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    I’m writing a follow-up to this, but likely won’t be done until after the contest. The short of it is that I think I’ve simplified the Inkshares marketing strategy into the four P’s:

    Perseverance: You will have good days, bad days. Treat marketing your project as you do writer’s block. 

    Positivity: Be positive. All the time. If you’re not positive, fake it. Yes, people like Morrissey have made a career out of being sad saps, but they are the minority. It’s crucial that you believe and understand that you can create luck. It’s a fact. Doubt is the enemy of luck.

    Personality: Who are you? Can I believe in you? Are you someone I’d want to hang out with? Also, when reaching out to old friends, what do they remember fondly about you? You are selling your book but you’re equally selling your own personal brand. Do people want to be associated with your brand? The answer should always be yes, but defining your brand is up to you.

    Persistence: Make a plan. Don’t make the plan too rigid, but ensure that it encapsulates how you reach your goal. You need to sell 750 books. What is your plan for getting there? Who is going to help you? Can you anticipate pratfalls? What resources are your disposal now/later?
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