It’s June! Time’s really flying over here at BookSavvy. With amazing new summer reads cropping up on our desks and equally stellar authors to work with, we’re swamped — happily reading, booking interviews and getting articles placed. Still, we can find a little time to brag! Here are some of our favorite author clips from
In a few weeks I’ll be leading a session with independent editor Nicola Kraus at Grub Street’s annual Muse and the Marketplace writers conference, on “Outsourcing for Writers.” When we first pitched the idea to Grub Street, the conference organizer confessed that the idea “freaked [him] out a bit.” After all, writing is such a solitary
Is it spring already? At BookSavvy, we had such a busy winter lining up press coverage for our authors that we were unable to make our last two news roundups! We’ve even added a new member to our team just to keep up with the staggering volume of author coverage! In March alone, our authors
At the risk of making everybody’s eyes glaze over, today I’d like to talk a bit about one of those hands-on, practical issues that’s key to any book’s life cycle but totally unsexy: Galleys. No, this has nothing to do with seafaring or food. The truth is, there’s a lot about writing and publishing that’s
BookSavvy author Diane Mulcahy will soon be on the PBS show White House Chronicle! The show’s host, Llewellyn King, recently sat down with Diane in her home to discuss her new book, The Gig Economy. White House Chronicle airs nationwide on more than 200 PBS and public, education and government access stations, and the commercial AMG TV network. We’re thrilled
Have you been scouring book lists to find that perfect gift for a friend or loved one this holiday season? Then you’ve probably come across some new titles by BookSavvy authors! Lists only have so many spots, so getting onto end-of-year book lists and holiday shopping guides is a big win for authors. We’re very