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| T. L. Cooper | |||||||||||||||||||
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| T. L. Cooper grew up in Tollesboro, Kentucky. She graduated from Eastern Kentucky University with a B.S. in Corrections and Juvenile Services and a minor in Psychology. Her short story, "Fortress", won second prize in the Professional Division of Idaho Magazine�s 2005 Fiction Writing contest. She has published several poems in anthologies including in Standing, Poetry By Idaho Women (2004 & 2005 editions), a short story on an online magazine, and contributed to Book Marketing from A to Z. She is the author of the novel, All She Ever Wanted. Currently, she lives with her husband in Boise, Idaho. For more information, please visit www.tlcooper.com | |||||||||||||||||||
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| T. L. Cooper's presentation: The Role of a Marketing Plan in Manuscript Submissions covers the importance of a marketing plan as part of a book submission, what the writer can learn from creating a marketing plan, and how to create a marketing plan. Creating the marketing plan is simplified by the use of a set of specific questions about the book and the writer designed to hone in on the saleable points and publicity angles of the book and the author. |
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