From Dana Fonitaine
My name is Dana Fontaine. I'm the Author Liaison for Horror Aficionados, one of the bigger and busier communities on Goodreads for readers, writers, and fans.
I spend time hunting down books like yours to bring into our community, and yours is one I stopped on. What Do the Tooth Fairy, Easter Bunny, and Santa Claus Have In Common? caught my attention, and after reading through it, I'll be honest, it stayed with me.
What drew me in is the title itself, and then the answer you gave it. Absolutely nothing. But you can write an eBook about it with AI. That's a joke, an argument, and a table of contents all in one line, and it tells a reader immediately that this book is not going to lecture them. Then you went and earned that opening. You used three of the most beloved mythical figures in childhood not because they share anything, but because they prove the point of the whole book. If belief and imagination can make these figures real enough to shape generations of children, then imagination is a real force, and it's exactly what a writer has to work with. That's a genuinely clever way to teach someone how to find an angle, because it shows instead of tells. What makes this stand out is your position on AI, and how clearly you took it. You didn't write a book that treats AI as a threat, and you didn't write one that treats it as magic either. You said outright that it isn't here to replace creativity, it's here to enhance it. That's the line a lot of aspiring writers need to hear, because the fear of being replaced is exactly what keeps them from starting. And then you did the practical work. Brainstorming, structuring, refining, publishing, turning scattered ideas into something polished. Humor with utility, not just one or the other. What I respect most is who you wrote this for. People who feel intimidated by the publishing process, hobby writers, entrepreneurs, educators, anyone with a wild idea they've been sitting on. You wrote them a permission slip and then handed them a toolbox.
That's the kind of book our readers go looking for, which is really why I'm in your inbox right now.
I'd love to invite you to bring What Do the Tooth Fairy, Easter Bunny, and Santa Claus Have In Common? into Horror Aficionados, where we'd put it in front of readers who would genuinely appreciate it, and help it get the visibility and conversation it deserves.
It's part of something we call our Authors Spotlight program, built specifically to connect authors like you with readers hungry for new work.
If this sounds like something you'd want to hear more about, just reply. I'll walk you through everything.
Thanks for your time, and for writing something worth talking about.