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Aggie Villanueva
Biography
Aggie’s how-to, The Rewritten Word, held multiple Amazon category bestseller status for over nineteen months (and still holding), and Amazon Categories Create Best Sellers hit multiple category bestseller three days after release at Kindle.
Published at Thomas Nelson before age 30, award-winning author Aggie Villanueva is now a self-published fiction & nonfiction author at Amazon/Kindle with The Rewritten Word (won the 2011 Global eBooks award in Writing/Publishing), Rightfully Mine and Amazon Categories Create Best Sellers, all of which reached bestseller in multiple categories shortly after release, and also ranking in multiple categories of Amazon’s Top Rated, Hot New Releases and Tag Communities lists.
Aggie founded Promotion á la Carte, author promotional services July 2010 and 6 months later was voted #2 at Preditors & Editors in Promotion, and #4 in 2011. My Book Marketing Systems, her sister company saves authors $100s - $1,000s, allowing them entry into the author app mobile market. She teaches author promotion across the Web.
Villanueva is also an award-winning critically acclaimed photographic artist represented by galleries nationwide, including Xanadu Gallery in Scottsdale, AZ. Contact Villanueva at aggie@promotionalacarte.com.
Published at Thomas Nelson before age 30, award-winning author Aggie Villanueva is now a self-published fiction & nonfiction author at Amazon/Kindle with The Rewritten Word (won the 2011 Global eBooks award in Writing/Publishing), Rightfully Mine and Amazon Categories Create Best Sellers, all of which reached bestseller in multiple categories shortly after release, and also ranking in multiple categories of Amazon’s Top Rated, Hot New Releases and Tag Communities lists.
Aggie founded Promotion á la Carte, author promotional services July 2010 and 6 months later was voted #2 at Preditors & Editors in Promotion, and #4 in 2011. My Book Marketing Systems, her sister company saves authors $100s - $1,000s, allowing them entry into the author app mobile market. She teaches author promotion across the Web.
Villanueva is also an award-winning critically acclaimed photographic artist represented by galleries nationwide, including Xanadu Gallery in Scottsdale, AZ. Contact Villanueva at aggie@promotionalacarte.com.
Where to find Aggie Villanueva online
Website: http://www.mybookmarketingsystems.com
Twitter: @visualartsaggie
Facebook: Facebook profile
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/promotionalacarte
Blog: http://www.promotionalacarteblog.com
Twitter: @visualartsaggie
Facebook: Facebook profile
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/promotionalacarte
Blog: http://www.promotionalacarteblog.com
Where to buy in print
Books
The Rewritten Word: How to Sculpt Literary Art, No Matter the Genre
by Aggie Villanueva
Price:
$3.99 USD.
Words: 7,500.
Language:
English.
Published: October 1, 2010
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Categories:
Nonfiction » Reference » Writing skills
(5.00 from 1 review)
The only How-to-Write book that has nothing to do with writing. It's all about rewriting. Whittle away what buries the art of your words beneath pulp, no matter the topic, no matter the genre.
2009's Hot Authors: Interviews by Aggie Villanueva
by Aggie Villanueva
Price:
$2.99 USD.
Words: 32,180.
Language:
English.
Published: December 8, 2009
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Categories:
Nonfiction » Education & Study Guides » Teaching, Nonfiction » Biography » Literary biography
"Aggie has few peers as an interviewer. She does her homework, asks layered questions that illuminate the writer's core, and brings a fresh and positive energy to the experience for both reader and interviewee alike." Larry Brooks, critically acclaimed author and revolutionary fiction instructor.
Bonus: The year's most informative posts.
Rightfully Mine: God's Equal Rights Amendment
by Aggie Villanueva
Price:
$3.99 USD.
Words: 52,190.
Language:
English.
Published: November 16, 2009
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Categories:
Fiction » Religious
“Why should the name of my father be wiped from Israel like footprints in a sandstorm because he bore only daughters?” The promised land—God’s precious gift to the Israelites. Precious indeed, but for Rizpah and her sisters the promise seemed empty. Only a male could claim a family’s inheritance of land, and since Rizpah and her sisters had no brothers or husband...