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Oh, how fun! The talented Willsin Rowe made a gorgeous trailer for Transported. He even wrote the music! And a free copy of the book to anyone who can identify the one photo I supplied and the location where I took it. (Sorry, that’s a cheat — there’s no way you could tell.)
Now, I am not 100% sure what anyone “does” with a book trailer, except look at it a lot and go, oh, wow, that’s so nice. Still, I’ve been having a lot of fun doing just that.
So check it out on YouTube:
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Very nice trailer! Caught the reasons why one would enjoy your book.
As far as your supplied photo… I recognize a few of those locales, but I’m not telling.
Well, only one of the photos was supplied by me. Some were contributed by friends, and some are stock images found by Willsin. I think some people don’t realize how hard it is to get good images — you can’t just help yourself to whatever you find through google images, since many of those are copyrighted. I feel like I’m ahead of the game for the next book (not finished yet), since I have a decent personal collection of photos that will fit the stories’ locations. That book, though, will be more “settings oriented.” A lot of the stories in Transported could really have happened anywhere, and feature more airports, trains, hotels, etc.
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