A forthcoming series of four new books by bestseller Lemony Snicket, ‘All The Wrong Questions,’ was ingeniously leaked to the press last week.
Whether or not the blurb writer is authentic in their praise or not, a book blurb is likely to be viewed with a modicum of suspicion.
• A late August news story about a six-year-old boy who was allegedly given a 23-book deal caught the attention of numerous global news outlets …
By Hannah Johnson In today’s editorial, Chad Post argues that when it comes to publishing translations in the USA, publishers should not first ask how …
By Edward Nawotka Today we inaugurate an occasional series of stories about people we admire in publishing. Lauren Cerand, an independent publicist based in New …
• Those of you in the publishing world know, the business of printing and selling books is trying. At times, just surviving can be a feat. …
By Edward Nawotka Today’s lead story by Jennifer Belle discusses her very unique promotion for her novel The Seven Year Bitch, in which she paid …
By Jennifer Belle • Author Jennifer Belle took her book publicity into her own hands by hiring actresses “to read my book on the subway …
By Deborah Emin If you had told me two years ago that people outside of New York City would be interested in hearing stories about …
Discoverability and the New World of Book PR
Tips on how authors can use existing online tools and media outreach to sell more books, from publicity experts Barbara Henricks and Rusty Shelton.