Back in May we launched an experimental new offering called
Several Lulu authors are using Helix to gain a better understanding of their book for marketing, and sometimes to gain insight into their writing style. For the first time, we’ve caught up with some of the earliest Helix Review customers to hear more about their book and writing style and what they hoped to learn from Helix.
Meet the first authors to use the Helix Review
Starting on Monday, August 5th – we’ll begin profiling the very first, the bold and brave, the curious and pioneering partakers of Helix, in an ongoing series of interviews through the end of October. Our feature schedule is below, and as we release new interviews, we’ll update this post with links directly to them.
The Helix Review Featured Authors Schedule
Week | Author | Book Used for Helix | Genre |
Aug 5 | Kay Gossage | The Sword Of Ages: The Tallah Trilogy | Fantasy |
Aug 12 | Harley White | The Autobiography of a Granada Cat: As told to Harley White | Biographies & Memoirs, Unusual Habitats, Cats |
Aug 12 | Gregory L Truman | Hitting the Wall | Business and Economics |
Aug 26 | Cristina Archer | The Recidivist | speculative fantasy fiction |
Sep 2 | Oluwagbemiga Olowosoyo | God’s General | Fiction |
Sep 9 | Abdul Karim Musaliar | The Transgressions of Achan Kunju | Crime |
Sep 9 | John Locke | Stuff I’ve Written So Far | Political Science |
Sep 23 | Laird David Elsworth Mason | My McCurdy Family and Collateral Lines Including Native American and Some Royal Family | Family History and Genealogy |
Oct 7 | Gary Briley | Stalemate | Mystery, suspense |
Oct 14 | Jack Gunthridge | Broken Hearts Damaged Goods | Romance |
Oct 21 | William J. Smith | Straight from Heaven; Delivered from Hell | Science Fiction |
Closing Thoughts
Thanks in advance to everyone above who contributed their feedback as part of our Helix Review featured author series. If you are an author that has used Helix and would like to be featured, please tell us about your experience here.
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The Helix Review runs from $30 to $50 depending on what version you choose. For more information on the review: http://www.lulu.com/services/helix-review#chart