Professional Reviewers, book bloggers, librarians, booksellers!
We’ve got the physical copies of Shortest Day, Longest Night and we’ve got the electronic review copy loaded on NetGalley for your reading pleasure.
Roll up your sleeves and have a National Short Story Week read!
Liberty Tales review files also available on Netgalley.
Liberty Tales is up on NetGalley for any professional and blogger reviewers, libraries and bookshops. Magazines etc who would like hard copies please contact us.
Due to be published on 17th November 2016, Liberty Tales will be launched with readings and good cheer at West Greenwich Library on the 17th, at 7.30. Everybody welcome.
If you review books – for a magazine, newspaper, either print or on-line, or you are a librarian or a bookseller, or a teacher, or you blog about books, you can now preview and review our lovely debut portrait book, OUTCOME, LGBT Portraits, by Tom Dingley, on NetGalley. you need to register and prove your bona fides, but it’s free.
According to our sales partners at Inpress, who were just testing that the file downloads correctly, it ‘looks really good even on our decrepit Kindle’.
Yeah.
It looks absolutely stunning on 170gsm matt white coated paper.
Anyway if anyone fancies reviewing for us please wander over to NetGalley and take a look!
For those of you who prefer a book in your hand, please get in touch.
thanks.
So, we are experimenting with new ways to market our books, Our forthcoming title, The Dowry Blade by Cherry Potts (February 2016) is on NetGalley, a review site for librarians, bookshop owners, book bloggers and professional reviewers. If that is YOU, you can download an unproofed review PDF here.
