Events, festivals, fairs, and shows will always be a prime ground for fiction writers to attract readers.

Why?

Readers want quality, connection, and what’s real and I can best introduce myself to readers by having a face-to-face conversation.

You’re just not going to get that on social media or through online book launches.

In this episode, Lana McAra speaks with Leigh Lincoln – author, speaker, mom, and world traveler – who has created multiple best-sellers and fiction novel series including “Road Home”, the “Broken Roads” series, “Lost Father”, and so much more about how she has used these in-person events to establish a reputation for creating #Unputdownable fiction.

Tune in and hear Leigh Lincoln’s thoughts on:

  • Why in-person events are important for fiction writers
  • In the age of Kindle, how print books still relevant
  • How authors find their ideal readers and the best events to sell at
  • Best practices for selling at events
  • Other tips to get more books into the hands of more readers
  • And much, much more!

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Visit Leigh Lincoln’s website and enjoy free short story – Ryan, A damaged young man, adrift in life as he begins his journey into adulthood, which sets the stage for “Lost Father”:

https://leighlincolnauthor.com/subscribe/

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