There are many suggestions out there in the world and on the web on how to promote your work in this brave new digital frontier, however, I tried a slightly different approach: I got down on my stylishly-attired (okay, I was wearing jeans!) knees and prayed to my ancestors… Yeppers, forget Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube, ancestor worship is key. My grandfather was in advertising—yeah, yeah—it was the 1920s, but I’m sure he could have given me some pointers. Book-wise. So […]

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