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Thanks so much for your post. I don't understand how to really use Goodreads and don't know about other sites. Can you suggest some, and tell me how to get the most out of interaction with non fiction writers?
Patricia wrote: "Thanks so much for your post. I don't understand how to really use Goodreads and don't know about other sites. Can you suggest some, and tell me how to get the most out of interaction with non fi..."Patricia,
The bar at the top of the page displays five categories: Home - My Books - Groups - Recommendations - Explore.
If you click on Groups, a page listing all of the different discussion groups available on the Goodreads site appears. You can pick and choose which best suits your specific tastes in books and subject matter; then simply join the one's in which you would like to become member.
Nice tips and reminders, thanks for sharing! I need to make some bookmarkers :)





- Press Releases: Each customized to address the unique tastes of the readers in a targeted area as well as their unique preferences.
- Web-Site: Professionally and specifically designed to promote a particular book and the author; succinctly, yet effectively.
- Book Marks/Push Cards/Business Cards: Each customized to promote a specific book, its author, and related contact/vendor information.
- Thank You Cards: Featuring the specific book and the author appearing at a presentation/book signing event; to be handed out to all attending.
- Author's Active Participation in Literary Websites: In as many different discussion groups and threads as possible; not just those designated for self-promotion. Let other members become acquainted with you as a person who shares their interests and/or reading habits.
- Personal Appearances: Literary Festivals, Public Libraries, Book Stores, and Book Clubs; prepared to deliver a well-rehearsed presentation, with book signing pen in-hand.