I have always loved all things about reading and books, and cannot walk past a bookshop or library without popping in; just to look, you understand.
I read all types and genres of books, but my real passion is for non-fiction, in particular travel, natural history, history and science. I also love science fiction and fantasy and try to read some contemporary fiction along the way too.
I have been a judge on the Edward Stanford Travel writing awards twice and have written for NB Magazine as a non-fiction reviewer in the past. I have a blog and I am very active on Good Reads, Twitter and recently joined Instagram as well.
Hi,
I hope you are having a great start to the week! My name is Agnes, and I am a Brand Manager at Paul Skah, and I love reading your blog!
Right now, I am helping Paul establish himself within the international market; he is a respected specialist, however for now, mainly in Poland. Paul is a consumer psychology expert specializing in consumer decision-making, a brand strategist, an international speaker, and simply a very wise and nice guy.
He helps companies better understand their consumers and their prospects. His clients include HBO, Orange, LOT Polish Airlines as well as many small and mid-sized companies or startups. He is also an international public speaker (Europe, U.S., Canada) and a four-time TEDx speaker. His book “Brand Inside Out” was named Marketing Book of the Year.
I am running a big campaign to promote Paul’s new book called “Narratology” ( which was already published and is available on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/Narratology-power-stories-always-Develop-ebook/dp/B07FMWDW3V/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1534335702&sr=1-1&keywords=narratology+paul+skah) and I would love for you to contribute. Would you be so kind as to read a copy and share your thoughts either via email or even better, on your blog?
I would be great to have your input!
Please let me know your thoughts and where to send you the book.
Yours sincerely,
Agnes
thank for the message Agnes, not really sure it is my thing. Thanks anyway