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The Way Home is a PNWA Nancy Pearl Award Winner!

The biggest congratulations to Eliana West whose novel The Way Home is the winner of PNWA’s 2022 Nancy Pearl Book Award in the Genre Fiction category!

The winners were announced at the Pacific Northwest Writers Association Conference on Saturday, September 24, 2022. The full list of winners can be found here.

We’re so proud of you, Eliana!

Tule’s 9th Birthday Party & A Sale!

Tule is celebrating our 9th anniversary this year and are having a party filled with Tule authors all day on September 14, 2022. Stop by the Tule Book Club to reminisce, celebrate, and enter giveaways!

Plus, all ebooks on our shop are currently 50% off with the code HAPPY9TH! Don’t miss this great deal. Shop now!

Justine Davis is a WILLA Award Winner and Jane Porter is a Finalist!

Big congratulations to Justine Davis whose novel A Texas Christmas Miracle is the winner of the 2022 WILLA Award in the Romance category!

And shout out to Jane Porter whose Montana Cowboy Miracle is a finalist for the same category! So much Tule book love!

The WILLA Literary Awards, named in honor of Pulitzer Prize winning novelist Willa Cather, recognizes the best in literature, featuring women’s or girls’ stories set in the North American West that are published each year. View the full list of winners and finalists here.

Jane Porter’s Ten Keys to Success & Survival

Tule Publishing founder and bestselling author Jane Porter recently spoke at RWA and led a workshop on how to succeed and survive in the publishing world. Check out her tips!

 

View the full write-up by Kay Freeman here 

 

  1. Set personal goals and revisit them. Be clear and specific with what you want.
  2. Don’t measure yourself against other people’s dreams and success.
  3. Know how you’re different. What can you offer your reader?
  4. Don’t look at the sales of one book. Realize you’re in writing for the long haul.
  5. Pick a lane. Do you need to write every kind of romance?
  6. A stand-alone is hard to sell. Are there characters you can pull from this story? Think series.
  7. Never burn a bridge. Try to get along with people.
  8. Get real. Have your own attitude. Don’t be a diva but have a positive outlook.
  9. Be proactive. Ask questions. You don’t understand what you don’t understand.
  10. Hang with others who are resilient, who will build you up, and won’t tear you down. Be likewise for them.