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Contributing Editor and Director, White Plains Public Library, Publishers Weekly
New York, White Plains
Beats
Food, and much more., Spirituality Parenting, Mental Wellness, Travel Blogging, Finance, Recovery Health,Personal Growth, Pop Culture
I focus solely on sport.
Content
By Brian Kenney| firstCLUE@ 0 A powerful, sophisticated novel of suspense that follows the life—and losses—of Chloe Harlow. A denizen of New York’s latest up-and-coming trendy enclave, Williamsburg, Chloe lives a boho-ish lifestyle while working in an art gallery. Having dropped out of several endeavors—such as college—Chloe finds herself fascinated by gallery work, despite the punitive salary and relentless snobbery. Then September 11, 2001 comes along.
By Brian Kenney| firstCLUE@ 0 Have you ever noticed that vampires (not to mention werewolves, elves, and others) always get the short end of the stick? Take Arthur and his husband, Salvatore (Sal), for example. Two vampires in love, they have recently opened a bed & breakfast in rural Oregon.
Company Info
Publishers Weekly
Publishers Weekly is a key resource in the global publishing industry, providing news, reviews, and analysis for book professionals since 1872. Originally founded as *The Publishers' and Stationers' Weekly Trade Circular*, it has evolved into a comprehensive industry magazine known as the "bible of the book business." Based in New York City, Publishers Weekly publishes 51 issues each year, offering insights into both U.S. and international markets. The magazine covers a wide range of topics, including publishing trends, mergers, and technological shifts. It has published over 400,000 book reviews, which play a significant role in influencing purchasing decisions for libraries and retailers. Publishers Weekly also features bestseller lists, a valuable promotional tool for publishers, and maintains a digital archive with over 7,700 historical issues. The publication serves various audiences, including publishers, booksellers, librarians, literary agents, and academics, making it an essential part of the publishing landscape.
New York, New York, United States
+1 212-377-5500
Founded: 1872