In an effort to solidify the platform’s foray into the literary world, “Tech Talk” revealed on Thursday that it has added the best-selling Swiss author “Joel Decker” to its lineup.
The 37 -year -old Swiss novelist, who sold 13 million copies of his books around the world since his book “The Truth regarding the case of Harry Keiber” in 2012, launched his publishing house “Rosie and Wolf” last March by issuing his recent novel The Alaska Sanders case.
His book “The Truth regarding the case of Harry Keepir” earned him the French Academy’s Grand Prize for Novel.
The grand prize of the novel from the French academy is an annual literary prize granted by the French Academy that dates back to 1918. Along with the Goncourt Prize, it is one of the oldest and most prestigious awards in France. Each year, the French academy presented more than 60 literary prizes.
By using the hashtag #booktok, Tek Talk aims to draw in young readers and has invested in the platform to give publishers, authors, and libraries an audience.
While “Tek Tok” short movies are not well suited for traditional literary criticism, they are helpful for presenting novels.
The marketing of several books using “Tik Talk” accounts with high follow-up rates helped to increase their sales.
A well-known author is used by Tek Talk to increase the app’s visibility in the “Literary Field.”
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