Happy Halloween. Please enjoy our list of our top 10 Halloween titles for 2008. Click on the cover to visit the author’s webpage for more info or to purchase.

Demon Key by David Brookover

The Hesitant Psychic by Sam Yulish, Ph.D.

Moonlight by Keith Knapp

The Forgotten Prophecy by Ray LeCara, Jr.

Cosm by Stephen Anthony

The Literary Six by Vince A. Liaguno

Demon Slayer by Gabriel Common

Destiny's Warriors by R.M Putnam

Those Made to Suffer by Philip Colander

Torn by Dennison Rey
October 31, 2008
They all love the Amazon Kindle! On Friday, October 24th Oprah Winfrey declared on her show that the Amazon Kindle was her new favorite gadget, and went on to say it would change everything.
Revolutionize, really. According to the Association of American Publishers, the sale of e-books has grown nearly 56% since 2002. The Kindle, which was announced with much fanfare in 2007, is an integral part of this trend. Unlike previous iterations of “ebook readers,” the Amazon Kindle is easy to operate, comfortable to use, and has many attractive consumer options.
Authors recognize the benefits and the potential of the Kindle, too. “Oprah’s endorsement of the Kindle is going to send sales of the device skyrocketing,” stated Outskirts Press CEO Brent Sampson. “Always on the cutting-edge of the industry, Outskirts Press is excited to introduce our Amazon Kindle Submission Service, which helps our published authors get their ebooks available on the Kindle in time to reap the benefits from this buzz.”
This new marketing option for Outskirts Press authors makes it remarkably easy for authors to present their work in digital format, which customers can then download to the Kindle, Amazon’s popular electronic reading device. The Amazon Kindle edition then appears in Amazon’s search results (along with any other formats such as paperback or hardback editions), resulting in increased exposure of the book’s cover. This brings the book browser that much closer to becoming a book buyer.
October 30, 2008
How would you like to introduce your book to 5 MILLION people all at once?
How would you like your book to appear in the very same pages as books published by Random House, Harper Collins, and Viking?
The New York Times Book Review Co-Op is your opportunity!
Your book will appear in a full-page black/white advertisement along with 11 other high-quality
Outskirts Press publications.
Outskirts Press is currently seeking 12 books to appear in the special HOLIDAY ISSUE of the New York Times Book Review, to be published on December 7th, just in time for holiday book buying.
The Sunday New York Times reaches an audience of 5 million educated and affluent consumers who love to buy books, including:
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2.9 million readers who purchased a combined total of 39 million books in the past year
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Consumers who are twice as likely to buy biographies and history titles
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Readers who are 93% more likely to buy fiction
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1.7 million households with children
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Readers who are heavy readers, reading an average of 25+ books in the past year
The Outskirts Press Marketing COACH will be emailing our published authors about this unique opportunity to get your book in front of 5 million holiday shoppers for a fraction of the cost of what it would cost on your own. Your book cover and ordering information, including your webpage URL, will occupy an approximate 2″ x 2″ space.
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October 27, 2008
Speaking of the Kindle, be sure to watch the Oprah Winfrey show on Friday, October 24th to see if the Amazon Kindle qualifies as Oprah’s newest “favorite gadget ever.” Is she talking about the Kindle when she says it will change everything? Tune in to find out, and then when the buzz erupts, be sure your book is already a part of the Kindle library by submitting your published book to the Amazon Kindle with the Outskirts Press Amazon Kindle Submission Service, available for Outskirts Press books.
Speaking of Kindle, what does Amazon have to say about its own device? Look at the Amazon detail page for the Kindle to see how Amazon uses its own knowledge of the features available to highlight its own product. What can you learn from this? Compare YOUR detail page with the Kindle page to see how you can improve your book’s listing on Amazon. For more help, Brent Sampson’s book, Sell Your Book on Amazon, can help.
To order all the marketing services available for Outskirts Press published authors, visit your Marketing Options page from your author’s center. Not yet a published Outskirts Press author? Click here to get started publishing today.
October 24, 2008