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- 1Twelve authors team up on free LGBTQI+ book promotion●Looking for FREE* LGBTQI+ Science Fiction, Fantasy, Mystery, and General Fiction (no Romance novels)? Check out this Boo
A group of twelve authors has launched a BookFunnel promotion offering free LGBTQI+ fiction spanning science fiction, fantasy, mystery, and general fiction, with romance titles deliberately excluded. Readers are being invited to download the books through the event page, and the giveaway is circulating among book-loving communities online.
- 2A slow September of reading with two fantasy picks●September Reads Books Read: 2 - The Knight and the Moth; Rachel Gillig, YA fantasy/romance - Dragonborn; Struan Murray,
A reader shared their September reading roundup, finishing only two books: Rachel Gillig's YA fantasy romance The Knight and the Moth, and Struan Murray's middle-grade fantasy Dragonborn, which earned top marks at four out of five stars. They admitted it was a slow month, with attempts to catch up on other tasks leaving them falling further behind. The post invites the usual book-community chatter about reading slumps and favourite fantasy titles.
- 3October's Best Sci-Fi and Fantasy Books Rounded Up▼Time Travel Romance and Haunted TV Channels: October’s Best Sci-Fi and Fantasy
A new roundup highlights October's standout science fiction and fantasy releases, including a time travel romance and stories centered on haunted television channels. The list draws attention to this month's genre fiction as readers look for seasonal picks heading into autumn, with a mix of romance, supernatural and speculative titles featured.
- 4Indie fantasy author makes end-of-month sales push●Just a little # IndieAuthor # selfPromo on the last day of the month to see if I can beat a previous sales record… I wri
An independent author is promoting her fantasy romance novels on the last day of the month, hoping to beat a previous personal sales record. She describes her books as character-driven, playful and often queer, always ending happily and hopefully. The post is a small self-promotion effort typical of self-published writers trying to reach new readers and boost monthly sales figures.
- 5Martha Waters publishes historical fantasy rom-com Spellstruck●Happy book birthday to Martha Waters's historical fantasy rom-com Spellstruck! It's so sparkly and fun: https://www. mar
Martha Waters's new novel Spellstruck, a historical fantasy rom-com, is out today. Fellow author Stephanie Burgis congratulated Waters on publication day, calling the book sparkly and fun and pointing readers to Waters's website. Early readers in the romance and book community are celebrating the release and sharing their enthusiasm for the lighthearted fantasy romance.
- 6Indie author pushes self-marketing across book communities●Buy my books! 🙌that's my marketing #booksky #books #Kindleunlimited #thriller #suspense #romance #novels #geopolitical #
An independent author is promoting her novels with a direct 'buy my books' pitch, listing genres from thrillers and romance to fantasy and geopolitical fiction, and noting her titles are available through Amazon's Kindle Unlimited. The post plugs into tags used by reading and writing communities, a common tactic for self-published writers seeking visibility in a crowded market.