Posted by: Publicity on Jun 21, 2010
The Days of our Lives by Ken Corday was reviewed in Library Journal's Xpress Reviews-First Look at New Books.
"Sure to be popular with fans of the show, this light read might also be enjoyed by readers interested in soap operas and show business biographies."
Posted by: Publicity on Jun 10, 2010
The Days of our Lives by Ken Corday was featured in Sunday's edition of the New York Post (cir. 393,000) in the Required Reading section. http://images.burrellesluce.com/image/21843A/21843A_6165&site=21843
Posted by: Publicity on Jun 08, 2010
More fabulous coverage from the July Issue of RT Book Reviews!!
Ken Corday, Days of Our Lives (9781402242229) and the DOOL Fiction Books by Sheri Anderson (starting with A Secret in Salem in November, 9781402244742) were featured in the "BookBites" Section, written by senior editor, Faygie Levy-who just so happens to be a rabid DOOL fan! The full interview can be seen at this link: http://images.burrellesluce.com/image/21843A/21843A_6146&site=21843.
Additionally, Farm Fatale by Wendy Holden (9781402237164) received a 4.5 Star Review:
Posted by: Publicity on Jun 02, 2010
Days of our Lives executive producer Ken Corday and actress Kristian Alfonso stopped by the Today Show last week to talk about Corday's memoir, The Days of our Lives, before heading to BEA for a signing event. Video: http://michaelfairmansoaps.com/news/video-ken-corday-and-kristian-alfonso-on-the-today-show/2010/05/26/
Ken Corday was also interviewed by Daytime Dial, a nationally syndicated soap opera newspaper column, in a two-part feature about the book.http://www.tulsaworld.com/news/article.aspx?subjectid=275&articleid=20100530_275_TV39_Hsadad552228
We Love Soaps also reviewed the memoir. "This is an illuminating and powerful must-read for anyone who has ever watched DAYS, or for that matter, anyone who has ever put a family business in front of their own aspirations." http://www.welovesoaps.net/2010/05/ken-corday.html
Posted by: Publicity on May 18, 2010
TV Guide reviewed The Days of our Lives by Ken Corday in this week's issue. Reviewer Michael Logan called it "a really good book...a loving, surprisingly spiritual, sometimes shocking tribute to the Corday family business...revelatory."
To view the entire review - http://images.burrellesluce.com/image/21843A/21843A_6050&site=21843
TV Guide has a circulation of 3.2 million readers.
Posted by: Publicity on May 12, 2010
TV Guide Canada posted a great review of The Days of our Lives by Ken Corday on Monday, May 10.
"Corday's poetic The Days of our Lives is a fascinating inside look into one of the few producers who has rarely, if ever, interfered with the writing of his ultimate inheritance. With this new book, Corday proves that perhaps he missed his true calling."
http://tvguide.ca/Soaps/Nelson_Ratings/Articles/100510_soapgeist_NB (scroll down)
Posted by: Publicity on May 05, 2010
Days of our Lives executive producer Ken Corday and his new memoir, The Days of our Lives, were featured in today's edition of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. The article includes the book cover, a short synopsis of the book and a Q&A with Ken Corday.
http://www.star-telegram.com/2010/05/05/2167052/days-of-our-lives-is-tale-of-two.html
The Star-Telegram has a circulation of 167,000 and its website has 556,000 unique monthly visitors.
Posted by: Publicity on Jan 31, 2010
Michael Starr, television reporter for the New York Post, featured the details of the partnership between Sourcebooks and Corday Productions/Sony Pictures on the release of a Days of our Lives book line in today's paper. The New York Post has a morning circulation of 500,000.
"Days of Our Lives," one of the last soaps standing, is get ting the book treatment from Sourcebooks, Sony Pictures and Corday Productions, which are launching "Days of Our Lives Publications," a series of tomes based on the NBC sudser. The line will include both fiction and nonfiction titles, published by Sourcebooks, including the May release of a memoir from "DOOL" executive producer Ken Corday (son of show creators Ted and Betty Corday). The fiction books will expand on "DOOL" storylines.
Read more: http://www.nypost.com/p/entertainment/tv/starr_report_NGdQsW8h7rZlj6aZeU0FqJ#ixzz0eIIt9YGe
