As of this year, I have 14 active books either newly published or in the final stages of publication. With so many titles, I’ve begun searching for a marketing partner—having found little success, time, or inclination to manage promotion on my own.
According to Lexile measures, my books are suitable for readers ages 6 to 15. That said, 11 of the titles appeal to readers of all ages, offering uplifting stories rooted in faith, family, and imagination.
To streamline my efforts, I’ve chosen to place all advertising under one umbrella: Story Monsters, a well-regarded organization specializing in books for children and teens. Their wide range of advertising options and positive reviews made them an ideal fit.
Creatively, I’m still going strong. In fact, learning how to use artificial intelligence has made my process far more efficient—I’m amazed by its capabilities. I continue to write my stories longhand in notebooks and edit as I transcribe them into Word documents. I currently have several new stories in the queue.
Looking back, I’ve been writing for the joy of it for seven years now. My skills have grown, and so has my understanding of storytelling. As always, I write from the heart—never chasing trends, but sharing the stories I’m called to tell.
My production costs are modest, allowing me to reserve funds for marketing. (Although I must say, postage is skyrocketing!) While Amazon offers free shipping to many, that rarely applies to me—though all of my in-print books are available there, with quick delivery.
Finally, I invite you to scroll to the bottom of this website and leave me a note about anything at all. I would truly love to hear from you. Your encouragement means more than you know.
Warmly,
Diane Green
