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19 contributions to Non-Fiction Author Lab
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Look we've been noticed by scammers
We’re pleased to inform you that your book has been selected for the upcoming Sharjah International Book Fair 2026. The Sharjah International Book Fair (SIBF) is the 3rd largest fair in the world, attracting more than 2 million visitors annually. The fair brings together authors, readers, publishers, and industry professionals through exhibitions, author appearances, workshops, talks, and professional networking. It provides authors with an opportunity to showcase their work within a major international literary environment and reach audiences beyond their existing readership. Registration Deadline: 5th October To confirm your participation, simply reply to this email with “YES.” We’ll then send you the next steps and registration details. We’re excited about the opportunity to showcase your work at Sharjah International Book Fair 2026 and look forward to hearing from you. Warm regards, Christian Garcia Senior Book Consultant Kindle Publishing Professionals 📧 christian@kindlepublishingprofessionals.com Ph: (888) 825-0190 🌐 https://kindlepublishingprofessionals.com This is what I got when I put the email address into Google. christian@kindlepublishingprofessionals.com appears to be a direct email address associated with Kindle Publishing Professionals, an independent book production and ghostwriting agency. [1] The company provides formatting, cover design, marketing, and self-publishing assistance. They notably published the workbook version of "God's Masterpiece and the Devil's Hues" in early 2026. (Note: Despite their name, they explicitly state they are not affiliated with Amazon or Amazon KDP). [1, 2, 3, 4]
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If only scammers bought books
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@K J I:be done that. I once replied as my “agent” and demanded all correspondence be addressed to me and they were to send there credentials forthwith
They've arrived. Hallelujah.
I finally have 100 copies of my two books Perfect Keto and Our Universe. And it appears I may have a book signing at Barnes & Noble simply by walking in and requesting one. Life is good.
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Book signings are fun. Sometimes, you even get to sell a few books
Sarah on Designwave Podcast
What happens when your book becomes more than just a book? 📚✨ In this episode of the Designwave Podcast, @Sarah Bean shares how authors can turn their ideas into authority, attract leads, and create new opportunities for business growth. Tune in for insights on using your book as a powerful foundation for building your expertise and growing your business! 🎧 Listen to the episode on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6w8gSv0R7tdEKBmirMCcnc
Sarah on Designwave Podcast
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Congratulations on the podcast
What Do You Wish You Knew Before Publishing Your First Book?
I’ve been thinking about this lately… When I first started writing, I thought finishing the book would be the hardest part. 😂 But then I realized there’s a whole other journey after that—publishing, marketing, finding readers, and actually getting people to discover your book. I’m curious for those who’ve already published: what’s one thing you wish you had known before you published your first book? Would love to hear your experience.
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My first book was put out by a small independent press and it left a bad taste in my mouth. I went to self-publishing after that. It was a shock to me that I was expected to do ALL the marketing. The publisher did nothing except send out flaming emails telling all the authors to get up off the couch and sell more books.
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Yeah, most new authors don;'t realize that writing a book is a multi-phase long-term project. The phases are planning, writing , publishing, marketing and managing a business. The first two phases do nothing to prepare an author for the last three.
Group Discussion: How'd you get your last 10 book sales?
For next week's coaching call, I'd like to discuss what's working for authors right now. Was it Amazon Ads? A podcast? Library sales? Something else? Let me know below what's working for you, and pop in next Monday to join the crew!
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My last ten ebooks sales were thru a Fussy Librarian half-price campaign.
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Hank Quense
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Hank Quense is an independent author, self-publisher, and writing educator who helps nonfiction writers plan, draft, publish, and market their books

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Joined Sep 10, 2026
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