What does a real,
official writer’s press release look like? Well … I don’t know. But here’s the
press release I sent out to the local media, minus my e-mail address and author
photograph. Obviously it’s different from my less formal post from last week,
but otherwise all I can tell you is that it’s probably too long for modern
media outfits.
Oh, if you have Facebook and want to
let us know you’re coming, the event page is at https://www.facebook.com/events/359823550853994/.
Or, you could just let us know you’re coming.
Local
author Mark R Hunter is visiting the Noble County Public Library’s main branch
in Albion for a book signing Monday, November 17th.
Hunter’s
diverse works include two romantic comedy novels, a young adult adventure, a
collection of short stories, and a history of the Albion Fire Department, in
addition to a humor piece in the anthology My
Funny Valentine. Two of his works came out in 2014:
The Notorious Ian Grant, a romantic
comedy set in northeast Indiana, came out in August and is a sequel to his
first novel, Storm Chaser. Both were
published, along with his e-book short story collection, Storm Chaser Shorts, by Whiskey Creek Press
The No-Campfire Girls, a
humorous adventure set in an Indiana summer camp, was released in June. Some of
the proceeds go toward operating costs for Camp Latonka, a Missouri Girl Scout
camp that once provided a second home for Hunter’s wife, Emily.
Proceeds
from Hunter’s other book, Smoky Days and
Sleepless Nights: A Century or So With The Albion Fire Department, go
toward the Albion Fire Department.
Copies
of all the books will be available for sale at the book signing, which will run
from 3-6 p.m. and include some reduced prices. You can find out more about
Hunter and his books at www.markrhunter.com,
or on his Amazon author’s page at http://www.amazon.com/Mark-R-Hunter/e/B0058CL6OO/
Well it does look good, Mark!
ReplyDeleteI appreciate that!
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