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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”:
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About the Author: Leigh Lincoln
Leigh Lincoln is an author whose narratives resonate deeply with the human experience.
With a passion for storytelling that touches hearts and provokes thoughtful reflection, she has carved a path that intertwines her love for writing with her dedication to advocating for the homeless and those living in poverty.
Her journey as an author is a testament to her commitment to making people ponder the choices they make, how they treat others, and the importance of empathy.
Leigh’s journey has led her down a remarkable path of advocacy for the homeless and impoverished communities.
For over three decades, she has dedicated herself to making a difference in the lives of those in need.
Her first novel, "Road Home," was born from this tireless work.
It serves as a thought-provoking mirror to society, challenging readers to consider how they live, treat others, and desire to be treated.
Leigh's literary exploration continues with the "Broken Roads" Series.
Comprising novels like "Road to Freedom," "Finding the Real Road," and "The Road West," these stories delve into the idea that life doesn't always follow the path we envision.
Instead, we encounter unexpected twists and turns, forcing us to gather the fragments of our existence and move forward.
Leigh's most recent novel, "Lost Father," stands as her most personal work to date.
It delves into the profound journey of a man grappling with the aftermath of an unexpected pregnancy.
"The Path to Family Series" will shine a light on the emotional and hopeful tale of adoption from the perspectives of those involved.
Through this series, Leigh shares her own deeply personal adoption experience with her readers, inviting them to connect with the emotional depths of the narrative.
Leigh is not just an author; she's a voice that encourages others to find their own.
Through her interviews on various podcasts and radio shows, she strives to inspire individuals to discover their unique voices, explore the world, and never shy away from meaningful conversations.
Her passion lies in crafting novels that resonate with readers on a profound emotional level, aiming to uplift, inspire, and provoke introspection.
What sets Leigh Lincoln apart is her commitment to giving back.
A portion of the proceeds from her novels directly supports charities that serve the homeless and impoverished communities.
Her writing is a reflection of her compassionate spirit, a means to make a positive impact on those in need.
Leigh’s love for travel, painting, and hiking fuels her continuous exploration of life's wonders.
As she embarks on her own journey of discovery, she continues to craft stories that touch the soul and inspire others to embark on their paths of self-discovery and redemption.
Leigh's work is a testament to the power of literature to provoke thought, inspire change, and make a lasting impact on the lives of those who read her words.
Through her storytelling, she invites us all to reflect on our own journeys, the choices we make, and the profound impact of empathy and compassion in our world.
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