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Category Archives: publishing
What’s In Your Goodreads Queue?
By Adrienne Fontaine, Publicist I very rarely buy books online. I’d rather support the few independent bookstores that are left in my neighborhood and the local Barnes & Noble. One of the things I do like about Amazon is Goodreads, the … Continue reading
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Tagged adrienne fontaine, Amazon, andre neuman, anton checkhov, book list, goodreads, lizz free or die, lizz winstead, paul murray
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Leading with Your Legacy in Mind: Q&A with Dr. Andrew Thorn
By Cori Cagide, Associate Publicist A client of mine recently inspired me to rethink the concept of legacy. It got me thinking – what will I leave behind when I’m gone? Will I have made a difference? One very important … Continue reading
Today We’re All Boston Strong: 5 Novels That Celebrate The City of Boston
photo by Anna Patrick By Anna Patrick, Digital Publicist No matter what city you call home, or what sports team you support, we’re all Bostonians today. Today marks the anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombings, and while there are memories … Continue reading
5 Things YA Literary Agents and Publishers Are Looking For In 2014
photo credit By Lindsey Hall, Associate Publicist In line with having just watched the trailer for The Fault in Our Stars for the umpteenth time, and realizing that April is School Library Month, I’ve decided to dedicate today’s post to … Continue reading
6 Books From Our Adolescence That We Would Reread
There is always that one book that silently tugs at your heart strings whenever someone asks the familiar, “What’s your favorite book?” Maybe you pause and give off a slight smile at the thought of a favorite character, or … Continue reading
Celebrate Children’s Book Day with 7 Beloved Quotes From Children’s Literature
photo credit Today, April 2nd, marks Hans Christian Andersen’s birthday, which has been recognized as International Children’s Book Day since 1967. The day is celebrated in countries across the globe with the aim to foster a love of reading in … Continue reading
6 Unforgettable Literary Pranksters
By Anna Patrick, Associate Digital Publicist The web has been rife with April Fools’ pranks today – it’s hard to know what news information you can trust! While viral social media pranks have been the talk of the day, we … Continue reading
Everything’s Coming Up Amy: Book Events To Watch Out For
photo credit By Kristin Clifford, Partner, and Director of MC Satellite September used to mark the premiere for that year’s television season – and that was really it! There was no such thing as a mid-season launch or summer … Continue reading
How To Publish For Profit
By Brian Feinblum, Senior Vice President and Marketing Officer Publishing for Profit: Successful Bottom-Line Management for Book Publishers launched its fifth edition, and any small publisher looking to survive or grow will find the guidance and resources useful. The … Continue reading
April is National Poetry Month: Celebrate by Reading These New Releases
By Nicole Martineau, Associate Publicist Did you know that April is National Poetry Month? First introduced by the Academy of American Poets in 1996, National Poetry Month is a time when the entire literary community comes together to celebrate … Continue reading
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Tagged april 2014, james franco, national poetry month, nicole martineau, poem, poems, poetry, rachel zucker, tolkein
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