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How to launch an author awards program at your library, curating self-published books, reaching out to the community, Julianne Stam and Elizabeth Clemmons, editors

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How to launch an author awards program at your library, curating self-published books, reaching out to the community, Julianne Stam and Elizabeth Clemmons, editors
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references and index
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
How to launch an author awards program at your library
Nature of contents
bibliographyhandbooks
Oclc number
910091850
Responsibility statement
Julianne Stam and Elizabeth Clemmons, editors
Sub title
curating self-published books, reaching out to the community
Summary
"Establishing an awards program for self-published authors offers libraries new ways to bolster their relevance and expand upon their roles as curators and 'keepers of story'. This guide shows you how"--, Provided by publisher
Table Of Contents
Break away from normal : get going on Soon to be Famous : the why chapter / Denise Raleigh -- Project formation / Christine Niels Cigler -- Getting others involved in the project / Denise Raleigh -- Communicating with authors, accepting submissions, and the polar vortex / Donna Fletcher -- Judging the nominated books / Julianne Stam -- The final three and the big announcement / Anita Quinlan -- Promoting the winner (or almost famous) / Nikki Zimmerman -- Going forward / Lucy Tarabour -- Appendix A. Project timeline and documentation -- Appendix B. Writing a book review -- Appendix C. Library marketing guidelines and resources -- Appendix D. Developing a marketing plan for your author contest -- Appendix E.A short history of self-publishing -- Appendix F. The first Soon to be Famous Illinois author -- the movie
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