Susan Shapiro Launches The Book Bible with Author Panel
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This event is TICKETED. You may purchase a copy of the book or a $10 admission ticket.
Join Susan Shapiro for the launch of her new book The Book Bible: How to Sell Your Manuscript - No Matter What Genre - Without Going Broke or Insane. Joining Susan will be a panel of authors as they talk about the secrets of publishing different kinds of books. This event will be held on Zoom.
The panel includes:
Kenan Trebincevic, author of the MG memoir “World In Between” (HMH)
Amy Klein, author of the self help book “The Trying Game” (Ballantine)
Wired editor Alan Henry, author of the business book “Seen, Heard & Paid” (Rodale)
Kavita Das, author of the biography “Poignant Song” (Harpercollins)
Tiffanie Drayton, author of the memoir “Black American Refugee” (Viking)
Maria Andreu author of the YA novel “Love in English” (Harpercollins)
David Goodwillie,” author of the novel “Kings County” (S & S)
Alyson Gerber, author of the MG novel “Taking Up Space” (Scholastic)
Can’t make the event? Purchase a copy here.
Susan Shapiro is a popular writing professor (now teaching online) and bestselling author/coauthor of many provocative books her family hates, including Unhooked, Lighting Up, Five Men Who Broke My Heart and The Byline Bible. You can follow her on Twitter at @susanshapironet and Instagram @profsue123.
Organizer The Strand Book Store
Organizer of Susan Shapiro Launches The Book Bible with Author Panel
Strand Book Store was born in 1927 on Fourth Avenue on what was then called “Book Row,” an area that covered six city blocks and housed forty-eight bookstores. Our founder Benjamin Bass was all of twenty-five years old when he began his modest used bookstore and sought to create a place where books would be loved, and book lovers could congregate. Ninety years and a move over to Broadway, the Strand is still run by the Bass Family and is home to four floors of over 2.5 million used, new, and rare books, a wide array of bookish gifts, and fun literary events held almost every night of the week. From the dollar carts outside to the Rare Book Room on the third floor, and cheeky graffiti-ing throughout the store courtesy of Steve “EPSO” Powers, the iconic store now stands testament a place for book lovers to explore.
