January 2013 Newsletter

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The latest ALLi newsletter has details of the Alliance's upcoming publications and campaigns, including our “Open Up To Indies” Campaign.

Watch out booksellers, reviewers, literary festivals and prizes: we're on the way!

Also lots of member news, some great books to read and a peek behind the scenes at ALLi.

Alliance of Independent Authors Newsletter Jan 2013

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