We were thrilled to learn this week that People magazine featured our client Anne Beall, author of Cinderella Did Not Live Happily Ever After and 6 other books. Amid buzz about Meghxit, People’s editors spotted our press release about this surprising discovery from Anne’s research: in 169 classic fairy tales, princesses are sad and there
TV interviews are an exciting opportunity to spread awareness about your ideas, product or brand. But if you’ve never appeared on TV (or have never been happy with your clips), the excitement can quickly morph into knots in the stomach and panicked overnight emails to your publicist. That’s why when we book television interviews for our clients
Already in the first quarter of 2019, our clients’ books have brought us to Spain and the frontlines of war and back again; curated our financial records; reimagined America; breathed authenticity into our public speaking; received front page coverage and made top headlines. Here are just a few of the places where we’ve helped them
As writers, we all know how hard it is to read a book without dissecting, critiquing or copy editing in your head. As a publicist (und a lapsed writer), I can’t help giving the same scrutiny to every email and newsletter blast that lands in my inbox. Sad, perhaps, but true. That’s because, whether you
Join us in our excitement: financial expert Tony Steuer, author of Get Ready! will be interviewed on ABC 7 San Francisco at around 4:30 PM PST today! Tony will be providing tips on how to “Marie Kondo” your financial documents for spring, explaining exactly what you should keep, and what you can throw out. Go Tony!
Not a single day of August passed without a BookSavvy author making headlines or lighting up the airwaves. From kids’ learning skills to leadership blindspots, our authors covered a whole gamut of topics. We’re pleased to share just a few of our favorites: Forbes published Nick Craig’s essay on how growth stems from finding your