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Couldn’t resist this unusual copy of Agatha Christie’s Appointment With Death I found at Autumn Leaves Books in Ithaca (my final bookstore of 2024!) Why is it printed in two columns like a newspaper? It turns out that during WWII books we
Happy pub day to Grace L. Williams and Give Her Credit! This book was so much fun to work on, and I’m so excited everyone can now meet the incredible women who founded The Women’s Bank in Denver in 1978. Don’t just take my word for
This hit the spot! I wanted something fun and low stakes to read over the holidays, and as advertised on the back of the book, this is indeed a novel of high fantasy and low stakes. I fell in love with the characters and the setting, and developed an
See you in 2025! Hope your holiday break is filled with plenty of time for reading and writing 📚✒️✨ #embeditorial #independenteditor
An important reminder from one of my favorite ornaments! Happy holidays from me and Ruth Bader Ginspurr here at EMB HQ. 🎄 #embeditorial #happyholidays #ornaments #christmasornaments
Went to the Train Show @nybg and was in awe of all the local landmarks made out of plants! Doesn’t @nypl look incredible? #embeditorial #nybgtrainshow #nypl #nyclandmarks #holidayspirit
I don’t believe in banning books, and that’s just one of the reasons I voted for Kamala Harris today. If you haven’t yet, get to the polls! 📚
Last March, I posted about a nonfiction project and the pens the author and I bought to celebrate it. Well, it now has a cover, a name, and a pub date: January 1, 2025! I am so proud of this book, and can’t wait for you to read it. Give Her
Urban foraging, but instead of food it’s galley hunting on the stoops of Brooklyn 📚 #embeditorial #galleybrag
If you want to get your edit in before the end (!) of 2024, book now! 2025 spots will open soon. Head to www.embeditorial.com for more info. 🖋️
Cover art: A+ The novel itself: C+ This was a bit of a thud. It wasn’t my favorite mystery (all the cult-y religion stuff that might have felt fresh in 1936 feels stale now), and the pervasive, casual homophobia is difficult to read. There is