Chapbook Definition

Midnight in a Coffin will be on sale in bookstores across the US. These bookstores will promote my chapbook with links to purchase through Honeysuckle Press’s social media and my author page on Facebook. Syncing my online social media accounts will generate awareness of my upcoming chapbook. For instance, one poem in the chapbook is called ‘W6’ and features a London bus in my hometown (Enfield, North London). I will superimpose quotes on an image of the bus and spread them across social media. One example is below:

The quote is from my poem, I abbreviated the chapbook title as ‘MICA’ where the ‘A’ is in association with Honeysuckle press. I want to raise awareness of the publisher alongside promoting my chapbook. Ideally, there will be hashtags next to the titles, but this is not yet a finished and final product. Honeysuckle Press also offer a 15% discount rate if one pre-orders their competition

I will post links to buy the chapbook on there.
• Post 30-second videos on why buying the chapbook will help me as a writer.
• Progress onto YouTube and create writing tips, performance tips and engaging with literary criticism through my channel ‘Literary Bibliophile’.
• As I have published poetry with Selcouth Station, they can review my chapbook and spread its presence on their media platform. They are the perfect fit to review my chapbook because they cater for unusual works.
• Enter a poem (separate from the chapbook) to the Outspoken Live Competition. Upon winning the competition, the micro-press will promote my work through their social media page. This give me the opportunity to reference my chapbook.
• Create a blog on WordPress detailing the process of creating a chapbook from idea to submission.

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