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Harry Potter and Barnes & Noble: The Girl Who Lived

By Julie Swearingen

March 11, 2016 by OoliganPress 1 Comment

Harry Potter and Barnes & Noble: The Girl Who Lived

I’ve never read Harry Potter. But I have reasons. The phenomenon of Harry Potter nearly cost me my sanity. I was in high school when Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone was released. I didn’t read it. By 2003, when Order of the Phoenix was about to be published, I was working at the Barnes […]

Filed Under: Publishing Tagged With: Barnes & Noble, books, bookseller, embargo dates, Harry Potter, midnight release, retail

The New Adult Revolution

By Erika Schnatz

November 28, 2013 by OoliganPress 1 Comment

The New Adult Revolution

What is New Adult? Why should you care? I hadn’t heard of New Adult until I was assigned to work on Write to Publish, a conference about the publishing process hosted annually by Ooligan Press (the next one is happening on February 15, 2014). The theme of Write to Publish this year is New Adult, […]

Filed Under: Publishing Tagged With: Barnes & Noble, e-book, genre fiction, new adult, ooligan press, Self-Publishing, St. Martin's Press, The New York Times, Write to Publish, YA

The New Cookbook: This Is Not Fannie Farmer!

By Zack Eggemeyer

November 6, 2013 by OoliganPress Leave a Comment

This past week in Portland, Ooligan brought the city another installment of its ongoing conversation series, Transmit Culture. The topic: Food Writing and Publishing. A food-focused panel of professionals from the publishing world gave their time to clue in the audience about current trends. The panel offered up many insights about what food writing might […]

Filed Under: Ooligan at large Tagged With: Barnes & Noble, Breanna Goodrow, cookbook, cookbooks, El Bulli, Food Network, food writing, Greg Mowery, Marnie Hanel, Momofuku, ooligan press, Pacific Northwest, Pok Pok, Portland, Transmit Culture, Travel Channel

Author Interview: Simone Elkeles

By Tiffany Shelton

October 17, 2013 by OoliganPress Leave a Comment

Author Interview: Simone Elkeles

Simone Elkeles, a self-proclaimed “housewife from Chicago,” recently hit the New York Times Best Seller List with the final installment of her teen romance trilogy Perfect Chemistry. She is also well known for her two other series Leaving Paradise and How to Ruin; her most recent work, Wild Cards, was released on October 1. This […]

Filed Under: Interview Tagged With: adult romance fiction, amazon, Barnes & Noble, bestseller, Borders, Chicago, e-books, How to Ruin, Leaving Paradise, Native American historical romance, New York Times, Perfect Chemistry, Powell's Bookstore, Self-Publishing, Simone Elkeles, Social Media, Wild Cards, YA

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