Can you turn one short segment from your book into an inspiring
story? If so, theTales2Inspire™ "Authors Helping Authors" project/contest might be just the ticket for you.
Lois W. Stern, (author of (Sex, Lies and Cosmetic Surgery & Tick Tock, Stop the Clock ~ Getting Pretty on Your Lunch Hour) has created this FREE “Authors Helping Authors” project/contest designed to give winners and finalists great PR exposure.
Last year, author Pauline Hager entered her story, ‘Smile Power’, based on both her non-fiction book, Memoirs of an American Housewife in Japan. and other of her travel experiences. Author Susan C. Haley entered ‘Miracle’, the story of a newborn calf she helped deliver under dire circumstances, taken from her published fiction book, Rainy Day People.
NOTE:
Although Rainy Day People is a work of fiction, the story of Miracle is true, coming from one of Susan’s actually experiences. Although all stories entered into theTales2Inspire™ contest must be non-fiction, like Susan, most authors of fiction works pull some of their content from real life experiences. Very possibly, you can do that too.
What’s in it for you?
DEADLINE DATE EXTENSION DUE TO HURRICANE SANDY IS NOW FEBRUARY 4, 2013
story? If so, theTales2Inspire™ "Authors Helping Authors" project/contest might be just the ticket for you.
Lois W. Stern, (author of (Sex, Lies and Cosmetic Surgery & Tick Tock, Stop the Clock ~ Getting Pretty on Your Lunch Hour) has created this FREE “Authors Helping Authors” project/contest designed to give winners and finalists great PR exposure.
Last year, author Pauline Hager entered her story, ‘Smile Power’, based on both her non-fiction book, Memoirs of an American Housewife in Japan. and other of her travel experiences. Author Susan C. Haley entered ‘Miracle’, the story of a newborn calf she helped deliver under dire circumstances, taken from her published fiction book, Rainy Day People.
NOTE:
Although Rainy Day People is a work of fiction, the story of Miracle is true, coming from one of Susan’s actually experiences. Although all stories entered into theTales2Inspire™ contest must be non-fiction, like Susan, most authors of fiction works pull some of their content from real life experiences. Very possibly, you can do that too.
What’s in it for you?
- Winner and finalist stories published in an anthology of inspiring tales
- Your name listed as the author of your story
- Your photo, mini bio and URL link of your choice included at the end of your story
- A beautiful logo which you can display everywhere
- Opportunity for blog radio interview (posted on the T2I website)
- Opportunity for cable TV appearance
DEADLINE DATE EXTENSION DUE TO HURRICANE SANDY IS NOW FEBRUARY 4, 2013
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