How to Keep Bookstores and Readers Coming Back

Categories: Bookstores | Connections | Networking

Maryglenn McCombs, Christine Husom, Elizabeth Gherkin, Ginger Nalley, Julie Shirkey, and Robby Bryan discuss how authors can strengthen relationships with bookstores and book clubs. They focus on touring, personal connection, and community engagement as essential tools for long-term success.

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