Today I’m in conversation with Rhoda Baxter on her website HERE. We’re talking Heritage Books: which book gifted to me in my early years made such an impression it stayed with me for life, and which I’d like to pass on and why.
Guess which I chose... the clue isn't necessarily in this image.
Discussing which books make an impression in our early years is an interesting concept for an interview, and when a website offers interview spots something out of the norm is needed to draw in readers. It is part of a writer’s marketing strategy and comes under the umbrella of author cross-promotion. It’s the reason Hornsea Writers set up a group website.
Do you read author interviews? What sort of questions do you prefer to see answered? Have you, in fact, a Heritage Book?
If you’re interested, I’ve also been interviewed at Library of Erana and quizzed on a very different set of questions.
Guess which I chose... the clue isn't necessarily in this image.
Discussing which books make an impression in our early years is an interesting concept for an interview, and when a website offers interview spots something out of the norm is needed to draw in readers. It is part of a writer’s marketing strategy and comes under the umbrella of author cross-promotion. It’s the reason Hornsea Writers set up a group website.
Do you read author interviews? What sort of questions do you prefer to see answered? Have you, in fact, a Heritage Book?
If you’re interested, I’ve also been interviewed at Library of Erana and quizzed on a very different set of questions.