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Shadow Blade by Seressia Glass
April 7, 2010

REVIEW: Shadow Blade by Seressia Glass

JiaB- ReviewsAtlanta / multicultural / Pocket / Urban-Fantasy11 Comments

Dear Ms. Glass, Fictional diversity is a favorite topic here at Dear Author, and a personal focus of mine. I’m very resistant to the idea that readers don’t want to see more diverse representation in their books because I’m a reader and I very much want to see that. So ... more >

Untraceable Laura Griffin
December 3, 2009

REVIEW: Untraceable by Laura Griffin

JayneB- ReviewsContemporary / Laura Griffin / law-enforcement / Pocket / Private-investigator / romantic-suspense / Texas5 Comments

Dear Ms. Griffin, I don’t think readers need to worry that “Untraceable” is a sequel to your last book “Whisper of Warning.” There’s enough background information about the characters to bring newbies up to speed but – and I’m really impressed by this – they can still go back and ... more >

January 20, 2009

Juno to Become Imprint of Pocket

JanePublishing Newsbook business / Juno-Press / Pocket2 Comments

A notice at Lori Devoti’s blog indicates that Juno Press is to become an imprint of Pocket books. The post says that the existing acquiring Juno editor, Paula Guran, will be working with Jennifer Heddle of Pocket. I’m not sure whether this is merely a distribution deal like the one ... more >

August 13, 2007

Spotlight on Pocket: Hot Books for Fall

JaneInterviews2007-Spotlight / Pocket8 Comments

Pocket is the publishing house for bestselling authors Sabrina Jeffries, Liz Carlyle, and Roxanne St. Claire, and award winning authors such a Caridad Ferrer (Adios to My Old Life) and Kresley Cole (A Hunger Like No Other), both who walked away with a RITA this summer at Nationals. Lauren McKenna ... more >

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