Posted by: Publicity on Sep 10, 2009
Our one and only Romance Editor, Deb Werksman, is guest blogging on Borders.com's True Romance Blog, which is run by Borders' romance buyer Sue Grimshaw, Sarah Wendell of SmartBitchesTrashyBooks.com, and Jane Little of Dear Author.com. Although the blog is relatively new, it has quickly become a great source for people to find out about everything romance!
Deb is on the blog today talking about our Georgette Heyer releases, and we thought it would be a great idea if all the Heyer fans at Sourcebooks could take a minute and leave a comment on Deb's blog. http://bordersblog.com/trueromance/2009/09/10/guest-editor-deb-werksman/
Posted by: Publicity on Mar 03, 2009
People: Week of 3/2/2009 (Publishers Weekly)
Wood, Bolen to Sourcebooks
Sourcebooks has added two new staffers: Melissa Wood, who was most recently in account management at Baker & Taylor, has been named national accounts manager for schools and libraries, and Dave Bolen has been named national accounts manager in the trade group.
http://www.publishersweekly.com/article/CA6640699.html?q=Sourcebooks
Web Exclusive Reviews: Week of 03/02/2009
Posted by: Publicity on Dec 17, 2008
- Marty Stuart's Country Music (9781402214530); ForeWord Magazine 12/1/08
"Stuart has achieved what he sought, and that was to illustrate through its practitioners the richness, beauty, and dignity of this often denigrated art form. Certainly, he ranks high among the masters he celebrates."
Booklist Announces Sourcebooks' Digital Expansion - Editor's Note 12-15-08
Posted by: Publicity on Jul 10, 2008
Rock Star librarian, Nancy Pearl's Summer Reading segment ran today, July 10, on NPR's Morning Edition, where she has picked An Infamous Army by Georgette Heyer as one of her "Carry-On Books To Take You Up, Up and Away." You can also listen to the audio of this morning's show!
Morning Edition receives about 12.4 Million listerners every week, and Nancy Pearl's reading recommendations are coveted and highly regarded by readers everywhere (she has her own action figure!).
In light of NPR being one of the media outlets that is actually increasing it's book coverage (both on-air and on their website), this is a great honor!
