Book Launch Toolkit

Your complete
book launch toolkit

Enter your book details and get a personalized 90-day marketing timeline, reviewer letters, ad copy, media kit, and pitch emails — everything you need to launch with confidence, built in minutes.

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5 min From book details to full campaign
6+ Campaign assets generated per launch
5 Complete launch modules in one place

Most authors aren't marketers.
Most marketing tools aren't for authors.
Literary Aigent is different.

Book marketing platforms were built for companies with budgets, teams, and weeks to spare. They assume you already know which channels to target, how to write ad copy, and when to time each post.

Most authors — debut or experienced, romance or literary fiction, self-published or traditionally published — don't have any of that. They have a book, a deadline, and a lot of anxiety about launch day.

Literary Aigent asks for five inputs: your book title, author name, genre, book synopsis, and publication date. Then it builds everything. You make the decisions. The platform does the work.

Your Complete Launch Toolkit

Everything you need, built in minutes

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90-Day Marketing Timeline

Week-by-week launch plan with actionable tasks from pub date through launch week and beyond.

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Reviewer Outreach Letters

Genre-tailored templates for BookTubers, bloggers, and literary reviewers — just customize and send.

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Social Media Ad Copy

Facebook, Instagram, BookBub & Amazon ad variants tailored to your genre and target audience.

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Media Kit Generator

Author bios, book summaries, interview Q&A, and social snippets — everything press needs in one place.

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Email Pitch Templates

Bookstore, library, podcast & blog tour pitches — personalized outreach that gets responses.

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Literary Fiction Campaign Preview

Here's what Literary Aigent generates — a real 90-day timeline for a debut literary novel. Click any task to see the actual marketing copy.

The Weight
of Ordinary
Hours

The Weight of Ordinary Hours

by Elena Voss

Literary Fiction
Campaign progress
0 / 40 tasks
Week 1 Submit excerpt to Literary Hub for pre-publication placement Pre-Launch ▼

Securing an excerpt placement in a major literary publication before launch builds credibility and introduces your writing to readers who already love the genre.

Generated Copy
Subject: Excerpt Submission — "The Weight of Ordinary Hours" by Elena Voss Dear Literary Hub Editors, I'm writing to offer an excerpt from my debut novel, The Weight of Ordinary Hours, forthcoming from [Publisher] on [pub date]. The novel follows a woman sorting through her late mother's apartment in Lisbon, reconstructing a life she only partially knew — a quiet, precise story about the archaeology of grief and the lies ordinary people tell to protect the ones they love. I believe it would resonate strongly with Literary Hub's readership. I've attached a 1,200-word excerpt from Chapter 3, which I think stands alone as a piece of short fiction. Happy to provide the full manuscript for consideration. Thank you for your time.
Week 2 Reach out to 10 independent bookstores for pre-order handselling Pre-Launch ▼

Indie bookstores are the beating heart of the literary fiction ecosystem. A personal pitch to buyers now means handsellers championing your book at launch.

Generated Copy
Subject: Debut Literary Novel — Handselling Opportunity for [Bookstore Name] Hi [Buyer name], I'm a debut literary fiction author reaching out directly before my novel The Weight of Ordinary Hours publishes in [month]. It's a quiet, precise story about grief and reconstruction — set between Lisbon and a small New England town — and it's been described by early readers as "the kind of book people press into strangers' hands." I'd love to get it on your radar and send a finished copy. Would you be open to taking a look? I'm happy to do a brief author event if it's a good fit. — Elena Voss
Week 5 Distribute ARCs to 25 Goodreads literary fiction reviewers Review Outreach ▼

Goodreads reviews in the weeks before publication directly influence algorithm visibility and help convince on-the-fence readers during launch week.

Generated Copy
Hi [Reviewer name], I came across your Goodreads shelf and noticed you're a literary fiction reader who values quiet, character-driven novels — I hope this isn't too forward, but I'd love to offer you an ARC of my debut, The Weight of Ordinary Hours. It's about a woman reconstructing her late mother's hidden life in Lisbon. Early readers have compared it to Rachel Cusk and Maggie O'Farrell. I'm looking for readers who'll give it an honest review — not necessarily a positive one. If you're interested, I'll send a digital copy right away. No obligation on timing.
Week 9 Launch "Why I wrote this book" essay thread on Substack Social Media ▼

Literary fiction readers are drawn to craft and intention. A personal essay about your process builds a reader community before the book is even out.

Generated Copy
The Weight of Ordinary Hours started as a single image: my grandmother's handwriting on the backs of photographs she never labeled. She assumed she'd always be there to explain them. She wasn't. I've been thinking about that drawer of photographs for fifteen years. This novel is my attempt to understand what we owe each other in the form of explanation — and what silence, sometimes, protects. The book comes out [pub date]. I'll be writing here about grief, about Lisbon, about what it means to reconstruct a life from its objects. I hope you'll read along. #litfic #literaryfiction #debutnovel #amwriting #substack

This is a sample of what gets generated for every book — 40 tasks, specific to your genre, your audience, and your launch date.

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Built for authors across every genre

Debut Authors

Your first book is coming out and you have no platform, no email list, and no idea where to start. Literary Aigent gives you the playbook and the tools to execute it — regardless of genre.

Mid-List Authors

You have a few books out but marketing still feels like guesswork. Systematize your launches and build repeatable campaigns that compound with each new title.

Small Publishers

You publish multiple titles a year but don't have a dedicated marketing team. Coordinate campaigns across your catalog — romance, sci-fi, literary fiction, or any genre — from one platform.

Your book is finished. Your campaign should be too.

Most authors spend months writing and days marketing. Literary Aigent flips that ratio — not by doing less, but by doing the marketing work for you. Whether you're launching a debut romance or a tenth sci-fi epic, the campaign builds itself while you stay focused on what you do best.

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