BookSavvy author Christian Felber has landed a spot as a regular blogger with Huffington Post. Felber, who is based in Austria, came to BookSavvy early this summer with the goal of spreading the message of his book, Change Everything: Creating An Economy for The Common Good in the US. The book argues for a fundamental
Here at BookSavvy, we’ve had the incredible and exciting good fortune of working with a growing number of authors from overseas. First came Julie Ann Cairns of Sydney, Australia, author of The Abundance Code, in 2015. Next we were delighted to be contacted by Christian Felber of Austria, founder the Economy for the Common Good movement and
In case you haven’t already heard from half of the book blogs on the web, Elizabeth Birkelund’s The Runaway Wife came out this July. You’ll find reviews of her newest novel, and news clips about our other authors below: Alternet featured an article on the potential dangers of Brexit in which Christian Felber provided expertise.
Exciting news: in her second television interview generated by our PR campaign, BookSavvy author Nicole Waggoner was a guest on KFOR TV in Oklahoma City on August 3rd, 2016. We’re thrilled to share this interview, where Nicole discusses her debut novel Center Ring, and talks teaching English, moving across state lines and crowdsourcing editors for her
We’re thrilled to announce that BookSavvy author Julie Ann Cairns was interviewed a couple of days ago about her book The Abundance Code by the outlet that is so many author’s dream hit: Oprah Magazine. The article will run in the November 2016 issue. This is especially exciting since Julie Ann’s campaign ended in November of 2015, and
As June is drawing to a close, we have so much author coverage to glow about! From radio interviews to features in prominent business magazines to more book awards, our authors are racking up a lot of great media attention. KXL Beyond the Headlines and 6 other Portland, OR radio stations covered Thinsulin’s message on