The Masquerade Crew

Cover links to Amazon.com

The following is updated material.  Although the theme for January will be YA (young adult), I'm taking Cover Wars in a different direction for the year. I want to be able to connect one month's Cover Wars to the next, and strictly following the theme of the month won't really allow those options to be viable. If you are new to Cover Wars, check out December's Cover Wars Post .

The Sunday Post is a weekly meme hosted by  Kimba the Caffeinated Book Reviewer .  It's a chance to recap the past week, showcase books and things we have received and  share news about what is coming up for the week on our blog. 

The following is syndicated from  jeannicolerivers.com  and is posted here with permission. 1.         Be flexible. Things will not always work out exactly as planned or scheduled, but that does not necessarily equal disaster.  Sure, it is frustrating when you are asked to switch tables after you have already set up, and yes it can be aggravating when you’re asked to add something extra to your presentation at the last minute or any number of other possible minor inconveniences or requests, but try to remember that everyone else has just as much going on as you and everyone’s goal is to make the event successful (which in the end is good for you). Working with many different people can be exhausting, but you catch more flies with honey than with vinegar and if you are angry or aggravated no one is going to want to approach you let alone purchase a book from you. Cover links to Amazon.com 2.         Sell yourself as an a...

The following is syndicated from  The Mad Reviewer  and is posted here with permission. In my first post about my Reading & Reviewing challenge I mentioned that I would be initiating an open call for writers to submit books.  Well folks, here it is!