How to Get Your Book into Indie Bookstores
Want to get your book into independent bookstores but aren’t sure where to start?
In this on-demand panel, bookstore owners from four independent bookstores share what they look for when deciding which books to carry and how authors can approach bookstores professionally.
Hear directly from the owners of Beach Books (Seaside, OR), Canary Books (Nampa, ID), Little Blue Pigeon (Denver, CO), and Spicy Librarian (Denver, CO) as they discuss the bookstore submission process, what makes an author stand out, common mistakes that can discourage bookstores from carrying a book, and ways authors can build lasting relationships with independent bookstores.
During this discussion, you’ll learn:
- What independent bookstore owners consider before carrying a title
- How authors should approach bookstores about carrying their books
- What information to include when submitting a book
- How bookstore events, author signings, and local partnerships can affect decisions
- Common mistakes authors should avoid when approaching bookstores
- How to build ongoing relationships with independent bookstores
Whether you’re traditionally published, independently published, or preparing to release your first book, this panel offers practical advice directly from bookstore owners who decide what goes on their shelves.
Register to watch the on-demand recording and hear directly from independent bookstore owners about how authors can successfully approach bookstores and get their books considered for their shelves.
During this discussion, you’ll learn:
- What independent bookstore owners consider before carrying a title
- How authors should approach bookstores about carrying their books
- What information to include when submitting a book
- How bookstore events, author signings, and local partnerships can affect decisions
- Common mistakes authors should avoid when approaching bookstores
- How to build ongoing relationships with independent bookstores
Whether you’re traditionally published, independently published, or preparing your first release, this conversation will give you valuable insight directly from the people who decide what goes on their shelves.