I participated in an international virtual book tour this March. The tour focused on Resolution 786 and on my approach to writing. I had stops in Berlin, Germany; London, England; and Washington, D.C. This being my first virtual book tour, I didn’t quite know what to expect.
Guess what?
It was great!
Not only did I have the privilege of direct interactions with readers world-wide, but the depth, complexity, relevance and humor of the questions contributed to a number of compelling personal and literary revelations.
Interested in seeing the tour’s Q&As?
Visit Inna Selipanov’s blog, Onions and Tea, in Berlin, Germany;
Imran Ahmad’s blog, Not-quite-a-blog, in London, England;
and finally, Austin Camacho’s blog, Another Writer’s Life, in Washington, D.C.
Would I do another virtual book tour? Absolutely! Didn’t you see how much fun we had in the Q&A sessions above? A virtual book tour is a perfect vehicle through which to enjoy the benefits and revelations of a real-time, deep conversation with readers and literature enthusiasts the world over.
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