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A very important StreetLib point is the idea that it’s made of humans, people who use StreetLib are the ones who make StreetLib. This is why feedback is always more than welcome (never be afraid to ask for new services and tell us what’s missing from the ones existing!). This is also why we carry, on the blog, a series called “StreetLib stories”. I’d like to invite you once more to participate!
The concept
Anyone who has published one book (or more) using a StreetLib service can send to us his or her publishing story with StreetLib. Tell your story how you want to tell it, as long as you’re focusing on your publishing story with StreetLib. (How did you decide to write and/or publish your book? How did you get to know StreetLib? Why was it a good fit for you?...)
We’ll of course include links to your author’s website, profiles and even add a widget to put your book on sale directly from the blog post thanks to StreetLib Sell. (Yes, you can also do that on your own blog and website, and yes, totally for free.)
The process
Write your story (please avoid going over 3,000 signs) and send it to me at acdefombelle@streetlib.com with a short presentation, a picture of yourself and of your book cover, plus all the useful links about you (your social network profiles and pages, your website, your blog, etc.).
I’ll soon plan and prepare the article and validate it with you before I hit publish. And here you go!
I truly hope I’ll be reading you soon!
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