Book Launch Events to Engage Readers & Drive Sales

A book launch event can attract publicity, engage readers and drive sales. Here are some pics from book launch events of some of the books published through us.

(Book launch event for Proceedings of the Neo-International Conference on Habitable Environments)

(Book launch event for Archi Talks)

(Book launch event for Trees in Urban Habitat)

(Book launch event for Yedapi)

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Challenges faced by a first time writer

Well, I’m back with the some challenges and problems as I promised before, and here’s the next set of tea/coffee for your mind.
I’m not going to write long essays, or deep thought provoking stories here to make you doze off. Every writer, author, in fact, everyone faces some struggles, problems, obstacles, etc. in the course of achieving their dreams. That’s bound to happen, and those are the challenges you need to take up, bet on yourself, and win them!
For the first time writers:
As soon as one decides to be a writer/author, here are some (if not all) straightforward thoughts and fears that come to the mind: ·What am I going to write? oBooks, blogs, papers etc. oIdeas ·Who will publish me? ·Will anyone like my writing? ·Will I actually earn from it? ·I really want to write, but…
Isn’t writer’s block the biggest struggle of a writer? Oh yes, it is! But for that, you need to be a writer first, so we’ll come to that later. To start with, that’s not the worrisome part.
What am I going to write?
W…

Writer's Space Time Continuum

A Writer’s World
A writer’s world is complicated. Being one, I’d love to present an unimaginable correlation between a writer’s universe and our physical cosmos. So grab your mugs and sit tight as we enter this space-time continuum, to contemplate a writer’s world.
The analogy could be thought of as having an intergalactic correlation. Like most people, a writer has galaxies worth of thoughts, but unlike most, he/she needs to paint them with words and put them on paper. Out of those innumerable thoughts, only a planetary few worth of ideas actually make it to the paper. And if you are a writer, you know how intricate your world is. Think of the unfathomable big clusters of thoughts as the galaxies, which have innumerable small planets, each resembling an idea. Now, for writing, a writer has to acknowledge the millions of thoughts, classify the little ideas, and then finally select the one he/she wants to garnish and write elaborately.
It’s good to be organized because you know you could…

Dos and Don'ts for a First-time Author

1. Don’t write the book you just feel like writing. Simply don’t go with the topic you feel passionate about or have knowledge in. Do your research. Try to find out what is selling & trending.
Plan of Action ·Select a few topics you wish to write about. ·Find & Select the category that goes with your topic. ·Research & find out the trends & patterns: Keywords, Sub categories, common theme among the top sellers. Combine your knowledge, passion & what is trending to tailor your book.
2. Not Getting Your Work Professionally Edited Editing can make or break your book. Even if you have already decided to get your book edited, don’t pass on your manuscript for editing to your family & friends. Opt for a professional editor who is experienced in writing and editing and knows what to look for to make your book as best as it can be for release. Professional editor will evaluate and critique your manuscript, suggest and provide revisi…

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