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Hi,
I have co-authored a relationship/marriage book that deals with sexuality and intimacy issues (and which actually has the word "sex" in the title).
It will be published by a mainstream NYC publisher in a few months, and while my co-author will be doing the bulk of the promoting (as she has the bigger platform), I will be doing some promotion online and locally in my own community.
Here is my problem: How do I present myself to my local bookstore managers as a potential booksigning and/or book reading candidate? Bookstores obviously pride themselves on being family-oriented, and there is no getting around the fact that the word sex is mentioned in the title of my book.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated!!
-hopeful
I have co-authored a relationship/marriage book that deals with sexuality and intimacy issues (and which actually has the word "sex" in the title).
It will be published by a mainstream NYC publisher in a few months, and while my co-author will be doing the bulk of the promoting (as she has the bigger platform), I will be doing some promotion online and locally in my own community.
Here is my problem: How do I present myself to my local bookstore managers as a potential booksigning and/or book reading candidate? Bookstores obviously pride themselves on being family-oriented, and there is no getting around the fact that the word sex is mentioned in the title of my book.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated!!
-hopeful