Bookstore Author Talk Registration Page (Bookish & Witty)
Opens with a provocative question instead of a flat event title; limited chairs plus a drink-included ticket make the RSVP button hard to resist.

prompt
Write an event registration landing page for {bookstore_name} hosting author {author_name} discussing {book_title} on {event_date}. Structure: 1) literary hero — headline under 10 words framing one provocative question the talk will answer, subhead with date, time and in-store location; 2) a 50-word author bio that earns credibility without listing every award; 3) an evening agenda with timings: reading, conversation, audience Q&A, signing; 4) a seats-limited RSVP block: only {seat_count} chairs, ticket includes a drink, button text 'Save my seat'; 5) three FAQ entries on book purchase, arrival time and accessibility. Tone: warm, bookish, lightly witty. Output as labeled plain-text sections.
Variables
This prompt uses the variables below. Fill them in when you hit Copy — anything left blank keeps its {placeholder}.
- {bookstore_name}Bookstore name
- e.g. 巷口書房
- {author_name}Author name
- e.g. 林雨晴
- {book_title}Book title
- e.g. 夜市人生學
- {event_date}Event date and time
- e.g. 7/26(六)19:00
- {seat_count}Seat count
- e.g. 40
Use case
Independent bookstores promoting author talks and signing events that need every seat filled.
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