Book launch in Toronto, ON with various readings and events
Promotional mail out to large print and online media for review and
blurbs
Author blog tour at several well-known blogs prior to release
date
Social media marketing campaign
YouTube book trailer/commercial
Sale of trade paperback in major Canadian and U.S. Chains,
independent book and comic stores, as well as online at several
eBook vendors in PDF, EPUB and MOBI formats
Sale and promotion of the book (by publisher) at various
conventions and expos that the publisher participates in all
throughout Canada, the US, and the UK (Readercon, Necon, World
Fantasy, Fan Expo, etc.)
The Man Who Noticed Everything, Adrian Van Young's first book of fiction, won Black Lawrence Press' 2011 St. Lawrence Book Award and was published in 2013. His fiction and non- fiction have been published or are forthcoming in Lumina, Electric Literature's Recommended Reading, The American Reader, Black Warrior Review, The Collagist, VICE, The Believer and Slate, as well as States of Terror Volume II and Gigantic Worlds: A Flash Science Fiction Anthology, among many other publications. He is a regular contributor to the literature website, Electricliterature.com, and the author of The Murder Chronicles: A New Orleans Murder Mystery, a interactive, serialized mystery novella on Open Road Media's crime website, The Lineup. Shadows in Summerland is his first novel.
Praise for Adrian Van Young ". . . a deeply disquieting portrait of
19th Century America. . . . A fabulous and weird addition to the
contemporary fantastic."
--Laird Barron, author of X's for Eyes "Shadows in Summerland is an
extraordinary novel certain to enchant readers of Sarah Waters as
well as those looking for a thrilling and transporting gothic tale
rich in atmosphere and unforgettable characters, dead and
alive."
--Julia Fierro, author of Cutting Teeth "Shadows in Summerland is a
rich, strange, elegant novel of the supernatural, firmly rooted in
the best of classic gothic fiction. . . . A superb achievement of
weird fiction by a burgeoning master."
--Michael Rowe, author of Enter, Night and Wild Fell ". . . a witty
and disturbing horror novel: it's as if Henry James had written an
issue of Tales From the Crypt."
--Bennett Simms, author of A Questionable Shape
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