Wednesday, October 20, 2010

CassaStar

 Library Journal said CassaStar, by Alex J. Cavanaugh, called to mind “the excitement of space opera epitomized by the many Star Wars novels.” With its “fast-paced military action and a youthful protagonist,” they recommended it for both young adult and adult readers.

Alex is a fan of all things science fiction, from books to movies to music to games. His passion comes through in his writing.

You can get to know Alex through his blog, where he talks about books, movies, music, games and TV shows, as well as his writing. And you can also follow him on his virtual blog tour. Tomorrow, he’ll stop by Straight From Hel on his tour.

Before you link away to find out more about CassaStar, though, take a look at the trailer.


Come back tomorrow to hear what Alex has to say about the importance of never underestimating your audience. And throw him a few questions. My question for today is: With your background in web design and graphics were you involved in making the book trailer?

22 comments:

  1. I love that trailer! Makes me think I need to look into book trailers for myself... :)

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  2. I watched the trailer over at Alex's blog. Blow away! Awesome.

    My Darcy Mutates

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  3. Great trailer. I know some people who will be very excited to read this.

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  4. I've downloaded CassaStar on my Kindle and I'm loving it so far! :)

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  5. Thanks, Helen! And no, I had no hand in the trailer.

    Glad everyone else enjoys it as well.

    Jemi, so thrilled you're reading and enjoying my book!

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  6. Well, that brings up additional questions, Alex. Did you hire someone to do it? Or did your publisher? Did you have approval of it? Input?

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  7. Wow, that's quite a trailer. Websites, trailers, they've all really gotten so advanced. I'd love to hear more history on this trailer.

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  8. It is a great trailer! One more thing I need to learn about...

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  9. Writers are moving into a scary world of things they have to learn to do or learn who can do for them. It seems almost overwhelming sometimes.

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  10. Alex is a real sweetheart. I have a soft spot for a man who plays the guitar and writes Sc-fi.

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  11. Alex's trailer is the best! I got my copy yesterday and started reading... and I'm really enjoying it so far!

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  12. That trailer is amazing. I want the rest of the movie that goes with it!

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  13. Love the trailer and the book concept. I'll be back tomorrow for sure, this is a fine tour to be following. Also looking forward to stopping here on the 30th, bringing my own Hugs therapy Virtual Tour 2010 into your next of the bloggywoods!

    Marvin D Wilson

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  14. The 28th, Marvin. You'll be here on the 28th. But you can stay over until the 30th!

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  15. Isn't the trailer amazing! I haven't started the book yet but I want to soon.

    CD

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  16. My publisher made the trailer and just asked for brief descriptions of the two ships. When I saw the final version, I was stunned at what they'd created!

    Gee, thanks Sia! I play rock, but I do an Elvis song.

    Diane, you and me both!

    Clarissa, hope you enjoy!

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  17. It's once of the few book trailers I've watched more than once. They did an excellent job.

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  19. Jane, I was really impressed as well!

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  20. Thanks Alex. We'll see you tomorrow!

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  21. Great trailer! It seems like a movie in the making!
    DL Larson

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