“If you haven’t heard the buzz about a new weight-loss program called Bright Line Eating, you will soon”… So begins the cover story of Woman’s World’s July / August edition, which we’re so proud to say features Susan Peirce Thompson and her book Bright Line Eating: The Science of Living Happy, Thin & Free. The feature, titled

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

When you least expect it, expect it! — one of our rules about media coverage here at BookSavvy. We were totally delighted to stumble upon coverage of Virginia (‘Ginni’) Simpson’s memoir The Space Between on BuzzFeed — six months after the book’s publication date!  We’d reached out to them several times during our campaign for Ginni and

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