Baldwin-Books.Com Website Released

Baldwin-Books.Com, Lee Baldwin’s central book marketing site, is now available, featuring a slideshow and plot synopsis of his adventure mystery novel, Angle of Attack.

From this site, readers can find all the published forms of Baldwn’s writing, including Amazon, Smashwords, iTunes, Google Play, and Barnes and Noble.

Popular Cal State Professor Brian McKenzie Kicks Off Marketing Plan Study for Lee Baldwin’s Adventure Novel

Dr. McKenzie is an Associate Professor in Entrepreneurship at Cal State East Bay (Hayward, CA). He teaches an undergrad class in Integrated Marketing Management. Students learn techniques of business marketing and promotion in an applied sense.

In this course, students are assigned consulting projects with local small businesses. McKenzie invited Lee Baldwin to work with a student consulting team, which will develop a marketing plan for Angle of Attack, available on Amazon.com for the Kindle reader.

Lee will meet with the team between late January through mid-March. First meeting will be to describe marketing plan goals and issues to the team. At the final meeting mid-March Baldwin will receive their final report, and put the marketing plan immediately into action.

Since posting the book on Amazon, it’s become clear to Baldwin that writing a novel is one thing, but promoting and making it visible requires ten times the cost and effort. It is valuable to have a marketing plan, especially as this will be developed by individuals in demographics the novel must reach to succeed.

Baldwin is happy to say that Angle of Attack is approaching 1,000 downloads, and that there are six reader reviews, all of which are 5-star. There has been strong support for the plot, characters, and dialogue. Baldwin sends big thanks to all who have taken an interest in his work!

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Mystery adventure novel, Angle of Attack, now available on Amazon Books for Kindle.

REVIEWS WELCOME. This title is FREE for download
this weekend Jan 7 & 8

Adventure and intrigue in a world of extreme flying, quirky women, and the power they covet.

Cicero Clay is a researcher of vintage WWII warbirds, a glider flight instructor, and an accidental convict.

While Clay pursues proof that he was framed, an old girlfriend becomes his Parole Officer.

Now in league with a jailed gangsta boss, the girlfriend has corrupted the County parole system, and wants Clay dead, to protect the gang leader.

While trying to stay alive, Clay’s fights to complete his mission: flying a stolen vintage fighter across three states to a secretive buyer. Clay has never flown powered aircraft.

Clay must deduce the motivations of shadowy characters to survive, and face challenges that push him beyond his comfort zone. In action typical of the story’s unique action scenes, Clay finds out the hard way that a glider can become a murder weapon. And how to fix it before he hits the ground.

Angle of Attack immerses the reader in scenes of extreme flying, rapid plot shifts, and quirky, colorful characters pressed to their limits. The story is set in Santa Cruz, Hollister, San Jose, and other California locales.

Amid the action, a charming love story emerges, as Clay discovers a love he would never have imagined.

Angle of Attack lives up to its title, as a new ally in Clay’s battle appears to attack his remaining enemy with a mortal blow.

This scene from a strangely quiet beachside restaurant is quite evocative of French paintings of the Impressionist period, in that the sight lines between the groups of people form a certain geometry that I find interesting.

My exhibit of CaliBoy repainted photographs at Leedo Gallery ran through May and June – at the opening we sold 7 pieces.

Have reworked my Lee Baldwin portfolio site to focus more on the repainted photographs, although the glass and the hard-edge impressionist canvases are well represented.

My glass work is now on the planet Etsy, shop name is ModernArtGlass, have a taste.

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Often I use multiple photographs together to achieve a certain composition in my repainted photos. This one was pure magic – the bird was in the shot as I took it, I found out only after I looked at a print later.

This image is one of a series of the mission at San Juan Bautista, the largest of the Spanish missions in California. Built in 1797, the mission was used in the 1958 Hitchcock film Vertigo. A bar in San Juan Bautista uses the name ‘Vertigo’.

My exhibit at Leedo Gallery is up! It will hang through the month of May. It’s at 7436 Monterey St. in Old Gilroy, California.

Everyone shoots sunset photos of this place – Huntington Beach pier – but here’s an unusual sunrise shot, calm, small swell, sun just sitting on the Eastern horizon. You might recognize Ruby’s restaurant at the end of the pier.

Paintrop is seeking an art agent on the West Coast! If you know of such who handles artwork, please put them in touch.

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This image was part of my experience as a glider pilot, I would see it heading home from Hollister Airport after a day’s adventure in the sky.

There was always an element of security in this scene, because I knew that I had landed safely, and had only the wackos of Highway 25, one of the most dangerous in California, to deal with.

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New flash! There will be an exhibit of my poster artwork at LeedoArt Gallery in Gilroy, May 1 – May 31. They are on Monterey St. in Old Gilroy, website here.

A cool July morning, fog just beginning to lift in the early sun, faint traces of fieldlines and hills standing back, this silent barn beckons from the past.

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From Gilroy’s Christmas Hill park comes another poetic moment – two young friends talking on a warm afternoon… in January – LOL.

The filtered light of this scene is picked up in the warmth of the tones, a quiet dreamlike setting.

Paintrop is seeking an art agent on the West Coast! If you know of such who handles artwork, please put them in touch. Thank you!

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Can be purchased as Poster only in sizes up to 17 X 22 in., or matted. Drop a note for quote.

Sun pushing through morning fog got me on this one… light glinting from the Fresnel lens… what is real?

Paintrop is seeking an art agent on the West Coast! If you know of such who handles artwork, please put them in touch. Thank you!

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Posters ship anywhere, rolled or flat (matted). Very framable. Typical size is 19-in. X 13-in. on Epson Archival Matte paper, and 17-in. X 22-in. is available as well.

Poster only $45 (13X19) or $65 (17X22)
Matted $75 (13X19) or $105 (17X22)
Prices plus yon shipping.