FAQ
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How do I schedule an interview with you/get you to speak at my event?
Please contact news@genashowalter.com
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Will you give my upcoming book a cover quote?
Your editor or agent can contact my agent, Deidre Knight. (Her contact info is found at her website: knightagency.net) Please do not send unsolicited materials. Reach out with your request first.
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How can I get a bookmark or sign bookplate from you?
Right now, I send a bookmark and signed bookplate every year to every member of The Treasury of Wonders (a Patreon I run with Jill Monroe). If you aren’t interested in the paid tiers, there’s a free one (Please note only certain tiers receive the bookmark and bookplate). Visit the Treasury of Wonders.
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Are you going to finish your old series?
I no longer write for the publisher of Lords of the Underworld, Rise of the Warlords, or the Immortal Enemies series, which can make self-publishing full length novels a little tricky. However, I’m writing Cameron’s novella and posting it chapter by chapter at the Treasury of Wonders.
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I've never read your books. Where do you recommend I start?
If you like paranormals, I recommend The Great and Terrible.
If you like cozy mysteries, I recommend Romancing the Gravestone, co-written with Jill Monroe.
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What is the reading order for your books in each series?
Head to the Books page, and click the series you are most interested in. The books will line up in order!
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Can I post copies of your books online? Can I sell your ebooks online? What about reading torrents of your books from a "share" site?
Please don’t. That is book piracy, an unauthorized reproduction or distribution of my copyrighted work and it is theft. I understand that my books might not make it to your area, but there are legitimate ways to read them. Libraries, exchanges with fellow readers, and my contests, just to name a few.
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I'm a writer. Got any advice for me?
I’ve co-authored a book about how to write a book in a year. All Write Already is packed full of advice, publishing tidbits and lessons learned over a 20 year (and counting) career with over 100 novels published.


