This is not a book cover. It’s Quote Art for my suspense novel, Bigger Than Jesus. The quote is pulled from the book. The art is by Kit Foster of KitFosterDesign.com.

Jesus Diaz is my luckless Cuban hit man in the first of the Hit Man Series: Bigger Than Jesus. (It’s pronounced “Hay-soose”.) Follow his exploits as he tries to escape New York’s Spanish mob with a fortune in stolen mafia money and the lovely Lily Vasquez.
Great book covers sell books. Now picture a quote pulled from your book with another compelling, related image. See it on Facebook, as a Twitpic, on your author site or as a poster at your next book signing. Quote Art is a different way to promote your books to new audiences. It’s a clue about your characters and another chance to intrigue potential readers. Why try to grab them with just one image when you can hold their attention with more using a new, integrated and savvy marketing tool?
Kit is my graphic designer. If you’re a regular reader, you know I’ve already sung his praises. Now I’m complimenting him for his innovation in doing something a little different to help me spread the word about my books. Thanks again, Kit!
To find out more about his book cover designs and to see samples of his art,
go to KitFosterDesign.com.
Want another marketing tool to build buzz?
I need a couple more volunteers for my Next Big Thing Blog Hop post. If you have a work in progress you want to build some buzz about, I have two more spots available for this event. All you have to do is answer ten quick questions about your WIP and post them on your blog a week from Wednesday. You link back to me and I link to you and the word spreads farther. Volunteer at expartepress@gmail.com and I’ll send you an email with the blog hop specs.
I’m doing another blog hop in the near future, so watch this space.
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Filed under: publishing, book, Book cover, book marketing, book promotion, book signings, Business, Design, Facebook, Graphic design, graphic designer, illustration, Kit Foster, kitfosterdesign.com, publicity, Quote Art, Shopping, Twitpic
Wow, if I wasn’t already tickled red about contacting Kit, I would be now. Those are awesome promotional tools with infinite possibilities.
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Chazz, loved this and had to share…http://adduling.wordpress.com/2012/09/12/chazz-writes-about-quote-art-a-new-way-to-promote-your-books/ Thank you for the great tip!
Now that’s something I’ve never tried, sounds like a really good idea and your Kit Foster’s a genius! Thanks for sharing Chazz!
They look really cool.
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