I LOVE what I do for a living.
Over the last 20 years I have had the pleasure of promoting books by the following (select) writers; the list is career-wide. Depending on the campaign I was hired by the author, the publisher, the agent, or a publicity firm through AuthorsOnTheWeb and/or Saichek Publicity.
- Betty Bolté
- Alexandra Bracken
- Rebecca Bruff
- David Carlson
- Suzy McKee Charnas
- Glenn Cooper
- Sandra Dallas
- Melissa de la Cruz
- Tom Doyle
- Elizabeth Frank
- Tess Gerritsen
- Amy Giles
- David E. Grogan
- Bruce Hale
- Joe Hart
- Tracey Hecht
- Libby Fischer Hellmann
- Glen Hirshberg
- Christina June
- Jesse Kornbluth
- Ruth Klein
- Dan Krokos
- Paul Levine
- Margaret Lucke
- Terrence McCauley
- Robert McClure
- Paul M. Marks
- Michael Mayo
- Jean Naggar
- Stephanie Newman
- Barbara Nickless
- Michael Niemann
- Jonathan Odell
- Laura Pedersen
- William Petrocelli
- Vito Racanelli
- Bill Rapp
- Diana Renn
- Dana Ridenour
- Michael Sears
- Kristen Simmons
- Karin Slaughter
- Tamara Thorne
- Fred Venturini
- Sheila Weller
- Kate White
- Chelsea Quinn Yarbro
- Rich Zahradnik
- Bella Kuligowska Zucker (estate)
- Susan Beckham Zurenda
Select publisher clients have included Amazon, BAD PRESS, iNK (sic), Cornell Lab Publishing Group, Disney-Hyperion, Down & Out Books, Fabled Films Press, Graymalkin Media, HarperCollins, Hyperion, Maiden Lane Press, Mysterious Press, Nomad Press, Penguin Random House, Quirk Books, Simon & Schuster, St. Martin’s Press, Think Piece Publishing, Tor Books, and Turner Publishing.
In the theater world I have consulted on social media marketing strategy for a theatrical foundation, and I promoted the world premiere of Chelsea Quinn Yarbro’s “Sherlock Holmes and The Case of the American Twins” (Spring/Summer 2016 in Jackson, CA). I have publicized four plays by Laura Pedersen, all staged in New York: “A Dozen Perfect Moments,” “The Brightness of Heaven” (2012 festival; 2014 Off-Broadway; re-launched as “For Heaven’s Sake!” in Buffalo, NY, 2015), “Living Arrangements,” and “This Will All Be Yours.” In the late 1990s I promoted a staged reading of Suzy McKee Charnas’s “Vampire Dreams.”