Self Publishing Hits – The Lace Reader, Brunonia Barry and Lorna Page

Posted on August 25, 2008 by Ray Robinson

Here it is again – another story of a self-published author that has made it BIG… REALLY BIG. The difference this time? It’s true… not a product of great PR. Several stories have surfaced about Brunonia Barry and her self-published novel The Lace Reader – one of the most insightful from way back on August [...]

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The Lorna Page novel – continued: it’s about the money…

Posted on August 13, 2008 by Ray Robinson

Yesterday I wrote a post about the amazing job some PR firm has done in creating a buzz around Lorna Page and her novel A Dangerous Weakness. I figured one post was enough, but I just couldn’t resist continuing to watch the saga unfold (it’s just such a brilliant use of viral marketing…). The thing [...]

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The Lorna Page novel A Dangerous Weakness – getting “famous” any way you can…

Posted on August 12, 2008 by Ray Robinson

There is that old saying that ‘any press is good press’ – just ask Dan Brown and his movie The Da Vinci Code from 2006… Lorna Page is apparently a 93 year-old lady from the UK who published her first novel A Dangerous Weakness through the self-publishing company AuthorHouse. What is so amazing about this [...]

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