Twelve New Titles Earn iUniverse Publishers Choice Designation
Summary
Publisher’s Choice gives authors the chance to discover if they have what it takes to succeed in the publishing marketplace by providing the support needed to develop a customized, professional marketing plan.After authors develop their marketing plans and title information sheets, iUniverse submits these documents to a national buyer at Barnes & Noble or Chapters Indigo.iUniverse titles recently earning Publisher’s Choice include: ▪ Unforgettable Journey by Anne Hill ▪ Cracking the Bibles Numeric Code by Randall Gannaway ▪ Flashback by Debra Welch ▪ The Life and Times of Samuel J. Groo by Lannie Scopes ▪ Lady Lazarus by Cheryll Crane ▪ Toms War by James Hammond ▪ The Devil From Saint-Hyacinthe by Frank Guttman ▪ Your Spacious Self by Stephanie Bennett Vogt ▪ The Heroics of Falling Apart by Judy & Dan Gordon ▪ La Rincorsa by Stephen Savage ▪ Waste Management in the Oil Industry by Aloysius Aguwa ▪ Make Miracles Happen by Peter Copani “iUniverse is the only supported self-publishing company that makes real investments in its most promising titles,” Susan Driscoll, iUniverse president and CEO, said.After authors develop their marketing plans and title information sheets, iUniverse submits these documents to a national buyer at Barnes & Noble or Chapters Indigo.This buyer determines where the books will be stocked and the number of books to purchase for the eight-week stocking period.iUniverse titles recently earning Publisher’s Choice include:▪ Unforgettable Journey by Anne Hill▪ Cracking the Bibles Numeric Code by Randall Gannaway▪ Flashback by Debra Welch▪ The Life and Times of Samuel J. Groo by Lannie Scopes▪ Lady Lazarus by Cheryll Crane▪ Toms War by James Hammond▪ The Devil From Saint-Hyacinthe by Frank Guttman▪ Your Spacious Self by Stephanie Bennett Vogt▪ The Heroics of Falling Apart by Judy & Dan Gordon▪ La Rincorsa by Stephen Savage▪ Waste Management in the Oil Industry by Aloysius Aguwa▪ Make Miracles Happen by Peter Copani“iUniverse is the only supported self-publishing company that makes real investments in its most promising titles,” Susan Driscoll, iUniverse president and CEO, said.