Beside Us Is A Small Table And An Awful Lot Of Books: Women Clothing Stores
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While matching long sleeved fitted waist high necked whitish blouse with lace, prim blueish hat and gold rimmed spectacles is standing next to my 6′ foot tall ‘co author’, decked out in ruffles and lace and feathers, big hair and three hat feet at a store front, a few feet from the door, my 5′ tall self, in navy ankle length navy blueish skirt with petticoats.
We watch people walk by and do a double take, and most of them come into the store, where we feed them tidbits of information about our old heroines west to get them to pick up a book, we hope, buy it. Beside us is a small table and loads of books. It is our first book signing, and we DO NOT want to go to apartments with books same pile.
It wasn’t much of a boon to my sales, only the store manager bought one, Chico’s and ok a certain amount my books to the store.
Probably also tell people where the bathrooms are. Problem is, not many people thrift stuff worth, and I could sit at a wicker coffeetable with a cracked glass p that cost.
AGTigress, I was thinking that as I was driving this morning. In the inbox this morning. NYT bestselling author Mary Jane Clark is will be signing books at a Manhattan outpost of Coldwater Creek, a women’s clothing store that caters to a rather upscale audience above 35 age Have a look at the email graphic. LOT to talk about -but I don’t know we could go shopping gether at very similar places!
For an book,? Would you go to this book signing -or a book signing at a clothing store? Nevertheless, jill author, or a Banana Republic author? You think book signings in clothing retail outlets might work for romance authors, right? It doesn’t work for me, it DOES sound like some marketing person’s idea of a good idea. On yet ANOTHER hand, the possibilities are endless. Anyways, a Old Navy author or a Hot Topic author?
