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Monthly Archives: July 2014
7 Life Lessons I Learned From Children’s Books
By Dee Donavanik, Publicity Director There has been lots of discussion about why YA books are gaining popularity among adult audiences, especially as several blockbuster adaptations are hitting the theaters. We’ve accepted that YA books have mass appeal and are not … Continue reading
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Tagged children's books, corduroy, dee donavanik, if you give a mouse a cookie, kids books, publishing, the velveteen rabbit, the very hungry caterpillar, where the wild things are
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Kindle Unlimited: Critics Weigh In On Amazon’s New e-Book Subscription
By Nicole Martineau, Publicist Last week, Amazon announced the launch of Kindle Unlimited, a new e-book service that allows customers to read as many books as they want from a digital library of over 600,000 titles and thousands … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon, books, kindle unlimited, nicole martineau, oyster, publishing, publishing industry, scribd
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Getting Support For Your Book
photo credit By Brian Feinblum, Senior Vice President and Marketing Officer To promote your book you need time, money, ideas, a good book, a market and support. Who will help you become a book marketing machine?
Posted in Public Relations, publishing
Tagged book marketing, book pr, book publicity, brian feinblum, publishing
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Summer Reading Requirements: Why It Shouldn’t Be Just for Kids
By Cori Cagide, Associate Publicist As kids most of us were assigned the dreaded required summer reading list sometime towards the end of the school year. I remember choosing which of the three uninteresting books I wanted to read, and preparing … Continue reading
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Tagged book clubs, books, cori cagide, education, goodreads, publishing, summer reading, summer reading list
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Do You Need to Read the Book Before You See the Movie?
By Johanna Dickson, Digital Publicist In early June my mother notified me via email that she needed to see The Fault in Our Stars when it came out. She works in a middle school library and often reads many … Continue reading
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Tagged book publicity, book to movie, books, goodreads, johanna dickson, john green, the fault in our stars
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Tequila Mockingbird: MEDIA CONNECT Hosts Finn Parners Happy Hour
By Anna Patrick, Digital Publicist Yesterday our division put on our first Finn Parnters happy hour, a literary-themed bash with bookish bites and literary liquor, fittingly named Tequila Mockingbird!
Posted in Finn Partners
Tagged book publicity, bookish, bookish bites, books, finn partners, happy hour, literary puns, literary-themed liquor, media connect, tequila mockingbird
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New Additions to my Bookcase: A Book Lover Steps Outside her Comfort Zone
By Alexandra Israel, Publicist Book lover’s confession: I have a ton of books that I haven’t yet read on my bookshelf, and I tend to be pretty consistent in terms of what I read. All summer I have been … Continue reading
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Tagged alexandra israel, donna tartt, emma donoghue, frog music, gillian flynn, gone girl, jeannette walls, reading list, summer reading, the goldfinch, the silver star
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