On the game side, I didn't win the competition but I made the finals and generated a lot of buzz. I have a pile of business cards an inch high to follow-up on and a couple of them I've already scheduled meetings with. If I'm good, I should have some deals in place by January.
On the book side, the launch went fairly well. I hired a guy that looked like Alex to walk around and promote the book and I dressed up my niece to look like Dara. The party went until close for some of us and I didn't end up at home until 4am. (Then I had to get up early and start prep for the competition.)
The very cool news was from the book promo this last Sunday. A lady came in and bought DotS for her grandson because it was on his Christmas wish-list! DotS is on wish-lists! How cool is that?!
2 comments:
I just clicked on over here from your comment over at Alexia's Books and Such. I'm about to review your book on my site later this week. Would you mind if I posted a link to this site from the review? Thanks!
tiftalksbooks at gmail dot com
Very cool that your book is on wishlists! And I love the shirts!
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