Perhaps the key component of our word of mouth marketing strategy for Every Man Dies Alone has been outreach to indie booksellers. Not that chain retailers haven’t turned out to… Read more »
Last week Melville House debut author Lee Rourke celebrated the publication of his book The Canal in his adopted hometown of London, with a packed (and hot) party at the… Read more »
No, not really (he’s long dead), but Melville House publisher and Fallada expert Dennis Johnson appeared on air in his place and chatted up his work with Leonard Lopate for… 2 / Read more »
MobyLives’ proprietor Dennis Johnson will be appearing on WNYC’s Leonard Lopate Show today at 12:35 pm ET to discuss Hans Fallada — who, by the way, was born on this… 2 / Read more »
How do you market a book written in a foreign language by an author who’s now dead, that was originally published 60 years ago, and has been overlooked by mainstream… Read more »
How do you market a book written in a foreign language by an author who’s now dead, that was originally published 60 years ago, and has been overlooked by mainstream… 2 / Read more »
How do you market a book written in a foreign language by an author who’s now dead, that was originally published 60 years ago, and has been overlooked by mainstream… Read more »
Jules Verne’s long-forsaken novel about the supernatural and the un-dead, is back from the dead! Pre-dating Bram Stoker’s Dracula, The Castle in Transylvania (Melville House), is an eerie tale of… Read more »
Many of you fine readers get harassed by me daily — whether its through email or the occasional snail-mail galley letter. Either way, that’s a lot of reading to do… 2 / Read more »
How do you market a book written in a foreign language by an author who’s now dead, that was originally published 60 years ago, and has been overlooked by mainstream… Read more »