The Story Behind the Book: 57 Steps to Paradise

 


Okay, so this post does not tell the story behind the book itself. Not really. But most book publications have a relationship between publisher and author that exists or is built prior to publication. Publication of a book does not typically occur as an automatic, computerized, solely criterai-related set of steps. Rather, there is an initial contact of some sort, and, in many cases, a longer-term relationship prior to a book's acceptance and publication.

This author is a bit more private about her publication life (ironically so since this book puts her personal life front and foremost -- and with quite a bit of personal sharing -- and emotion, both bathetic and humorous), so I will share just enough to provide insights for other authors and wannabee published authors. 

Patricia Lorenz, a well-published author, especial by Guideposts, had a little inside information about MSI Press because of her support to one of our former authors. So, when she approached MSI Press with her book, 57 Steps to Paradise, we were already positively disposed to her. She also made her "pitch" in an unusual way and one we generally discourage -- by phone. But, because there was a bit of a relationship in existence, that caveat had less weight, and we listened to her -- and took on her book.

RECOMMENDED by US Review of Books.


Book available new at $9.95 at MSI Press webstore.

Read excerpts and other blog posts about Patricia and her book HERE

Read more back stories HERE.

See other Guideposts connections HERE.


Link to Patt Pickett's multi-award-winning book HERE.







Sign up for the MSI Press LLC newsletter

Follow MSI Press on TwitterFace Book, and Instagram. 

Interested in publishing with MSI Press LLC?
Check out information on how to submit a proposal.

Interested in receiving a free copy of this or any MSI Press LLC book
in exchange forreviewinga current or forthcoming MSI Press LLC book?
Contact editor@msipress.com.

Want anauthor-signed copyof this book?
Purchase the book at 25% discount (use coupon code FF25)
and concurrently send a written request to orders@msipress.com.

 

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

In Memoriam: Carl Don Leaver

A Publisher's Conversation with Authors: Book Marketing vs Book Promotion