fall 2012 - F+W Media
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writing / Memoir<br />
Create Your Writer Platform<br />
The Key to Building an Audience, Selling More Books,<br />
and Finding Success as an Author<br />
Chuck Sambuchino<br />
• Explore “old-school” methods of platform building, such as<br />
public speaking and networking, as well as newer methods of<br />
platform building, such as blogs and social media<br />
• Examine case studies of authors who developed successful<br />
platforms<br />
• Learn a variety of platform-building techniques to determine a<br />
platform strategy that works best, and more<br />
This indispensable guide demystifies the process of gaining visibility in<br />
the literary marketplace and shows readers how to market themselves<br />
and their work effectively and efficiently. This guide is a one-stop<br />
platform resource for teaching people how to sell books, make more<br />
money and launch a successful career as an author.<br />
November | Reference<br />
ISBN: 9781599635750<br />
UPC: 035313655449<br />
$15.99 (CAN $16.99)<br />
Paperback<br />
5½ x 8 7 ∕16, 224 pages<br />
#V6500<br />
Chuck Sambuchino<br />
Cincinnati, OH<br />
Chuck Sambuchino is an editor for Writer’s<br />
Digest Books and edits the Guide to Literary<br />
Agents. He is the author of books such as<br />
Formatting and Submitting Your Manuscript, 3rd<br />
Edition, and How to Survive a Garden Gnome<br />
Attack.<br />
Prague<br />
My Long Journey Home<br />
Charles Ota Heller<br />
• The first book to win the Writer’s Digest Mark of Quality<br />
Award – only self-published titles deemed to be of<br />
exceptionally high literary merit are awarded this mark<br />
• An extraordinary history lesson for anyone interested in World<br />
War II, particularly as the stories of the “greatest generation”<br />
become rarer and more precious<br />
• “Provides a window into the Czech-American immigrant<br />
experience…that will capture hearts and minds.” - Gail<br />
Naughton, President/CEO, National Czech & Slovak Museum<br />
& Library<br />
Charles Ota Heller’s early childhood in Czechoslovakia was idyllic<br />
– but three years after his birth, Germany’s forced occupation of his<br />
country changed the world upside down. In this memoir, Charles,<br />
born Ota Karel Heller, narrates his family’s story – a family nearly<br />
destroyed by the Nazis. Son of a mixed marriage, Charles was raised<br />
a Catholic and was unaware of his Jewish roots until his father fled to<br />
join the British army and fifteen members of his family disappeared.<br />
After losing his mother to a slave labor camp, Charles was left to fend<br />
for himself and hide – first, to avoid deportation to the Nazi death<br />
camps; second, to avoid the Communist take-over following World<br />
War II. Throughout the late 1930s and 1940s, his life was shaped<br />
forever by the dangers, horrors, and terrifying events he experienced.<br />
Prague: My Long Journey Home brings his riveting story to light.<br />
Now Available | Memoir<br />
Can’t Miss Backlist<br />
9781599634210<br />
ISBN: 9781458<strong>2012</strong>18<br />
$17.99 (CAN $17.96)<br />
Paperback<br />
6 x 9, 272 pages<br />
To Order This Book<br />
Contact Abbott Press<br />
at 1-866-697-5310<br />
ext. 5022<br />
Charles Ota Heller<br />
Charles Ota Heller earned three<br />
engineering degrees and is an entrepreneur<br />
who founded several companies. Now<br />
retired, he devotes himself to writing.<br />
Heller lives near Annapolis, Maryland,<br />
with his wife, Sue. They have one son and<br />
three grandchildren. Visit him online at<br />
charlesoheller.com.<br />
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