JAN/22 - NEW RELEASE (print ed., SunCountry and a KDP e-book ) Published author name and my aka Lynne Nicol: LATIN LEGACY - a psychological time-shift mystery.
Stonier-Newman’s earlier books: three BC histories - two creative non-fiction biographies, Peter O’Reilly covering 1858 to 1998 era and The Lawman, when BC grew from under 50,000 non-native residents in 1891 to over 320,00 in 1911. A definitive British Columbia history, Policing A Pioneer Province: BC Provincial Police 1858-1950 which was the runner-up for the 1991 UBC Award for Non-fiction. She also has publiished The Whys of Women, a professionaly mastered audiobook; short stories; non-fiction articles; and two chapbooks. As well as working with conventional publishers, Stonier-Newman self-publishes as Sun Country Chronicles. She also has written and published on contract as a Social Marketing Communication Consultant and Technical Writer for governments, non-for-profits agencies, businesses and individuals.
For Writers: How To Target Market To Your Potential Readers (this has not been audience tested but is combination of three workshops I've previously given:
1. Researching Who Are Your Projected Readers Before Searching For A Publisher
2. Who and Where Are Your Readers?
3. Scattergun Marketing? Or Targeting YOUR Readers Effectively?
For Indigenous/Government: to be designed with client direction as to preferences
Early BC non-native colonial and native history: Resources and readings come from my two archival-rearched creative non-fiction books, The Lawman and Peter O'Reilly, covering 1859 to 1911 eras, and from Policing A Pioneer Province: The BC Provincial Police 1858 to 1950 - published by Harbour. A definitive history, it was University of British Columbia's 1991 Nonfiction Book Award runner-up.
