Books by Paula Margulies: Bookshelf Interview on Writing Native American Fiction

Saturday, November 29, 2014

Bookshelf Interview on Writing Native American Fiction

Listed below is a link to a radio interview I did earlier this month at East County Magazine about my latest novel, Favorite Daughter, with advice for authors on writing historicals and fiction in general:

Bookshelf: Interview with Paula Margulies, Author of Books with Native American Themes

Many thanks to Miriam, Leon, and Reina for hosting me at Bookshelf!

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The Tao of Book Publicity: A Beginner's Guide to Book Promotion

New from Paula Margulies!

In The Tao of Book Publicity, publicist Paula Margulies outlines the basics of book promotion and explains how the business of publicizing a book works. Designed for beginning authors but also useful for those with some experience in book publishing, The Tao of Book Publicity provides information on the importance of writing a good book and the need for developing a platform, as well as how-to explanations for developing publicity material, including front and back cover text, press releases, Q&As, media and blog tour queries, and newsletter and media lists.

The Tao of Book Publicity also covers social media, book pricing and sales, book tours and media interviews, and author websites. In addition to explaining how book publicity works, this valuable handbook explores practical topics such as publicity costs, timing, and considerations when hiring a publicist.

Simple, straightforward, and informative, The Tao of Book Publicity includes expert advice on all aspects of book promotion and is a go-to reference guide for beginning and experienced authors alike.

Ebook: $ 2.99 Print: $7.99
ISBN-10: 0991354532
ISBN-13: 978-0991354535
One People Press

To purchase The Tao of Book Publicity, visit www.Amazon.com

Favorite Daughter, Part One

Set in the time of the Jamestown settlement and the English explorer John Smith, Favorite Daughter, Part One recounts the story of Chief Powhatan's daughter, Pocahontas, as she prepares to take her place as one of our nation's earliest leading women. Pocahontas invites readers to experience her native world when strangers appear on the shores near her village. From forging a relationship with the charismatic Smith, to experiencing love for the first time and creating a role for herself in her father’s plans for peace, this young girl takes us on a poignant and harrowing journey through the turbulent events of her life. Eventually betrayed by all of the men she loves, Pocahontas matures into a heroine of tremendous nobility, courage, and heart.

$15.95
ISBN 10: 0991354524
ISBN 13: 978-0-9913545-2-8
One People Press

To purchase Favorite Daughter, Part One visit www.amazon.com.

Face Value: Collected Stories

Following the success of Paula Margulies’ acclaimed novel, Coyote Heart, comes this collection of extraordinary stories about love, loss, and the secrets that bind family members together. In Face Value: Collected Stories, Margulies explores the themes of compassion, regret, loneliness, loyalty to family, and the search for true love. Tender and haunting, with brilliant touches of humor and magical realism, these stories will claim a place in the hearts of readers everywhere.

$12.95
ISBN 10: 0991354516
ISBN 13: 978-0-9913545-1-1
One People Press

To purchase Face Value: Collected Stories, visit www.amazon.com.

Coyote Heart, Second Edition

A graceful story of love and redemption

Trapped in a troubled marriage with a disabled husband, Carolyn Weedman is ripe for a change in her life. After a chance encounter with a widowed Pala Indian professor, Carolyn finds herself drawn into an unexpected love affair. Torn by conflicting feelings, she discovers a secret about her husband’s past that forces her to confront her divided emotions and choose between the two men that she loves.

Set against the simmering backdrop of local politics on the Pala Indian Reservation in San Diego, Coyote Heart explores the intricacies of illicit love and marriage, the strength that comes from sacrifice, and the courage to forgive the injuries of the past.

$15.95
ISBN 10: 0991354508
ISBN 13: 978-0-9913545-0-4
One People Press

To purchase Coyote Heart, visit www.amazon.com.