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A GOOD STORY IS A GOOD STORY with Guest VS Grenier - December 14, 2010

RRWL 12 NOON CST What is a Book tour and why do you need one? A book tour is one of the best tools for selling your books. Virginia Grenier will be discussing how a book tour works and why you need one. Facebook is a great way to make connections but can it help sell your book? These are some of the questions that we will be answering on this week’s show A GOOD STORY IS A GOOD STORY. -Listen in while you have lunch. This is a weekly show every Tuesday at 12 Noon CST that you won't want to miss. Virginia Grenier will be joining Marsha Cook as well as Denise Spooner for a lively discussion on writing. Book tours and how important marketing your books really is. This show is informative and entertaining. The great discussions that come from a show like this are the conversations that can make a difference. Callers are always welcome and the chat room is always open with help from Denise Spooner. Please call in 646- 595-4478- phone calls are encouraged.

Link to the show page or listen on demand
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/rrradio/2010/12/14/a-good-story-is-a-good-story-with-host-marsha-casp#

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  1. -blessed holy socks, the non-perishable-zealotDecember 14, 2010 at 3:33 PM

    Just my Way of giving back to God what He has bestowed upon this sinfull mortal. Eight, insane blogz YOU may steal/plagiarize to thy heart's content, just to arouse in you thots and ideas you may have never thunk!! Be prepared, though, Upstairs in Heaven Above, my blogz of humble wisdom and avant-garde-efficaciousness will be attributed to moi, aussi in some kinda trilogy. I don't think you'll much care in the Great Beyond, though, fulla beyond kick-some-assness and party-hardying. God bless.

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