When Ginny Moon was released on May 2nd, I started getting a lot of e-mails from librarians in New Hampshire. A lot of folks from my home state were talking about the book. Even more exciting was that quite a few of the librarians asked if I could come to their libraries to give a book talk.
I said yes, every time.
As a result, I have quite a few NH library events scheduled for this summer. And I’d love to have more – so if you’re a NH librarian, please feel free to reach out to me at [email protected]. Schedule permitting, I’d be glad to come to your town and talk with readers about Ginny Moon.
And if you’re not from NH, please know that I’m also scheduling a lot of Skype appearances. If you’d like to set one up, please send me an email, and we’ll see what we can do! Here I am, by the way, at a book talk hosted by East Meadow Public Library on Long Island.
Getting ready to read at East Meadow Public Library
Reading, and chatting with Readers
June Whatley says
July 19, 2017 at 10:24 pmHi, I finished reading Ginny Moon. It was amazing. I had wanted to write a book about my autistic granddaughter who is non-verbal, and you taught me how to give her a voice. My target market will be school-aged children who may have difficulty dealing with an autistic classmate.
Thank you so much!!!
Blessings,
June
Benjamin Ludwig says
July 20, 2017 at 10:52 amHi June! I just saw your email, and replied to it. What a great idea, to write about your granddaughter! I wish you the best of luck with the project. Definitely read everything at http://www.agentquery.com — there’s a wealth of information there about the writing industry.
Cheers,
Ben