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Publisher's Weekly

Marketing to Millennials: Native Advertising

By Erica Wright

October 30, 2020 by OoliganPress Leave a Comment

Marketing to Millennials: Native Advertising

If you have some experience in marketing, you may have heard that “the best marketing doesn’t feel like marketing at all.” But what does this really mean, and is it actually true?

Filed Under: Marketing Tagged With: Advertising, BuzzFeed, H&R Block, harpercollins, Marketing, Millennials, native advertising, paid marketing, Publisher's Weekly, publishers, publishing, Social Media, the Onion

Why Do Adults Read Young Adult Books?

By Monica Hay @monicathewriter

November 6, 2019 by OoliganPress Leave a Comment

Why Do Adults Read Young Adult Books?

Adult books are about learning to live in the world we have. YA books are about changing the world.

Filed Under: Publishing Tagged With: adult books, adults reading YA, audience, BookTube, Christine Riccio, genre, Publisher's Weekly, publishing, teen, YA, ya books, young adult, young adult literature

Making Progress: Publishing Empowering Women in the Age of #MeToo

By Monique Vieu

August 27, 2018 by OoliganPress Leave a Comment

Making Progress: Publishing Empowering Women in the Age of #MeToo

I know you’ve seen it; the #MeToo tag is everywhere. It’s in news headlines, articles, journals, and new books; searchable from NPR to Goodreads. 2017 was a powerful year. Originally started by social activist Tarana Burke in 2006, the #MeToo movement has brought the systemic oppression of women and workplace sexual assault and harassment to the forefront of conversation.

Filed Under: Publishing Tagged With: #MeToo, 2017, Anne Ursu, children's books, Daniel Handler, gender wage gap, Gwenda Bond, James Dashner, Jay Asher, Laura Bates, Lemony Snickett, Medium, power, Publisher's Weekly, publishing, Rebecca Solnit, sexual harassment, sherman alexie, Tarana Burke, The Maze Runner, YA

Allison Green’s Radio Interview on Bookworm

By Emily Goldman

November 11, 2015 by OoliganPress Leave a Comment

Allison Green’s Radio Interview on Bookworm

At Ooligan, we are always on the lookout for exciting opportunities to publicize a new title and reach an even wider range of readers. As a small press, not only are we more accustomed to doing publicity on a local scale, but it’s a battle to receive any national attention, given the multitude of titles […]

Filed Under: Ooligan at large Tagged With: Allison Green, Bookworm, KCRW, Michael Silverblatt, NPR, Publisher's Weekly, radio interview, Richard Brautigan, Shelf Awareness, The Ghosts Who Travel With Me

They Like Us!

By Ariana Marquis

May 19, 2015 by OoliganPress Leave a Comment

They Like Us!

Exciting news from the last few weeks—all that work we did soliciting reviews for The Ghosts Who Travel With Me is starting to pay off! We got a fantastic review from Mensah Demary at Four Culture.. It was thorough, thoughtful, and heartfelt, and he loved the book! He noted particularly how the themes in Ghosts […]

Filed Under: Start to Finish Tagged With: Allison Green, books, Four Culture, Ooligan, Publisher's Weekly, Reviews, The Ghosts Who Travel With Me

Tracking Down an Ooligan Alum

By Marco España

November 4, 2013 by OoliganPress Leave a Comment

Tracking Down an Ooligan Alum

Last week, I got a chance to have a conversation with the author of a brand-new YA novel that hit shelves in October. This book comes courtesy of a familiar name in the program—Cory Wheeler Mimms, who graduated last winter, had his first novel released through Craigmore Creations, the Portland-based independent publisher that he has […]

Filed Under: Interview Tagged With: alumni, Appalachian Trail, Brian David Smith, Cory Wheeler Mimms, Craigmore Creations, interview, Kirkus Reviews, oregon historical society, Portland, Publisher's Weekly, Tennessee Valley, Trailing Tennessee, Urban Wild, YA

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